Tubular Style Latch

The tubular style door latch is a simple lock mechanism that is commonly found on all types of doors. If you are replacing a tubular latch style lock, and the hole has already been cut in your door, the installation is easily accomplished without professional assistance. Before you begin your installation make sure you have ordered a latch with the correct backset length.
Typical bore requirements are: 
Bore = 2-1/8”     (Optional bore = 1-5/8” )
Backset = 2-3/8”    (Optional backset = 2-3/4” )
Dimension between the knob bore and the deadbolt bore
= 5-1/2”   (Optional spacing = 3-5/8” )

Mortise Style Lockset

The mortise style lock is generally considered more secure than a tubular latch. In addition many mortise style residential locks have locking convenience features.  These allow for locking the unit with a push button and without having to use a key.  Installation requires that the door be cut into in such a way to allow the mortise box to slide into the door itself. If your door is not currently cut to fit the mortise lock of your choice, you will likely need the assistance of a professional installer to properly cut into your door to custom fit the lock mechanism. Note:  not all mortise locks have the same dimensions and before any door is altered careful measurements should be made to make sure the mortise you have chosen will fit properly once your door is modified.

Passage Latch
Both knobs always unlocked

Privacy Lock
Push Button Locking from inside.  Turning inside knob or lever unlocks.
Can be opening from outside with small pin or screwdriver.
(Use for baths or bedrooms)

Dummy Trim
Use as door pull.  Does not activate a latch.
Available as Single or ½ Dummy with knob or lever on 1 side only.
Or, as Full Dummy with knob or lever on both sides.
(Use for closets where roller or ball catch in head jamb holds door closed)

Entrance Lock - Tubular
Turn or Push Button locking from inside. Key required to unlock from outside.
Unlocked by turning key from outside or turning knob or lever from inside. Can also be unlocked from inside by turning lock.

Entrance Lock – Patio Function
Lock or unlock from inside with thumbturn.  Outside has lever but no key.

Entrance Lock - Mortise
Turn locking from the inside.  Can also be locked from the side with a push button.
Key required to unlock from outside.
Unlocked by turning key from outside or turning knob or lever from inside.
Can also be unlocked from inside by turning lock.
Integrated Dead Bolt which is also interconnected.  Lock separately from outside.
Interconnection allows both latch and deadbolt to be unlocked from inside by turning knob or lever.

Classroom Lock
Outside locked or unlocked by key.  Inside is always unlocked.

Storeroom Lock
Outside knob is fixed and does not turn.  Locked or unlocked by key only.
Inside is always unlocked.

Deadbolt – Single Cylinder
Lock or unlock by key from outside. Lock or unlock from inside with thumbturn.

Deadbolt – Double Cylinder
Lock or unlock by key from outside. Lock or unlock from inside requires key.

Deadbolt – Patio Function
Lock or unlock from inside with thumbturn.  No lever or key on outside.

Description

Sample

US Code

Mfg. Code

Zinc Plated

2C

Satin Nickel

15

Schlage 619
Baldwin 150
Ashley Norton 4

Antique Nickel or Pewter

15A

Schlage 620
Baldwin 151
Ashley Norton 7

Satin Chrome

26D

Schlage 626
Baldwin 264
Ashley Norton 2

Polished (Bright) Chrome

26

Schlage 625
Baldwin 260
Ashley Norton 9

Satin Stainless

SS

Schlage 630

Flat Black
Satin Black
Matte Black Coated

19

Baldwin 190
Ashley Norton TC

Dark Bronze Patina

Ashley Norton BZ

Oil Rubbed Bronze

10B

Schlage 613
Baldwin 102
Ashley Norton 8

Aged Bronze (Brown)
Venetian Bronze
Light Oil Rubbed

Schlage 716
Baldwin 112
Ashley Norton 6

Satin Brass

4

Polished Brass

3

Schlage 605
Baldwin 030
Ashley Norton 3

Lifetime PVD Polished Brass

30 or PVD

Schlage 505
Baldwin 003

Antique Brass

7

Schlage 609
Baldwin 050