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Door Hardware

Installation Instructions

Handleset - Single Cylinder Version

Carefully unpackage all components and place them within easy

reach. Find Figure #1A and Figure #1B (exploded drawings

with parts listing) at the back of these instructions. Figure #1A

is for a longplate style interior, and Figure #1B is for a rosette

(round) style interior. Use Part #19 to determine which of these

two ﬁgures is appropriate for your installation and discard the

other to avoid confusion. Place the appropriate Figure #1 for your

installation beside the components for easy reference. For the

balance of these instructions, we will only refer to this exploded

drawing as Figure #1.

You will need a #2 Phillips screwdriver for installation of your

new doorsets. If the door is not pre-drilled, you will also need a

2-1/8” hole saw, a 7/64” drill bit, 7/32” drill bit, 5/16” drill bit,

7/8” drill bit, and 1” drill bit (spade or forstner style), a chisel, a

pencil and an awl (or nail). If your door is pre-drilled start at Step

Step 1

Door Preparation

A) Find the Entry Door Preparation Templates. Determine

if your door is beveled (see illustration on templates). If so,

choose the appropriate Entry Door Preparation Template and

fold along line B to match the illustration. If your door is

not beveled, choose the appropriate Entry Door Preparation

Template that will mount on the outside of your door and

fold along line B.

B) Carefully position the template on the outside of the door

so that the line marked A is approximately 36”-38” from the

ﬂoor, depending on preference of doorknob height. Make

sure that the corner of the door is lined up with the fold (line

B) and tape the template to the door. IMPORTANT—If your

door is prepped with a 2-1/8” hole for the doorknob, match

line A with the center of the existing doorknob hole.

C) Determine if your “backset” is 2-3/8” or 2-3/4”. If your

door is prepped for a lock, the backset is the distance from

the edge of the door to the center of the cross-bore hole

(see Figure #2). If your door is not prepped, then ﬁnd the

handleset latch (Figure #1, Part #14). Measure the distance

from the ﬂange to the center of the star-shaped hub. The

distance will be slightly under 2-3/8” or 2-3/4” to allow for

adding a faceplate. See Figure #2. If your backset is 2-3/8”,

use line C on the template. If your backset is 2-3/4”, use line

D) Using the awl (or a nail), mark the three intersecting points

on the template as indicated below, making sure the door is

clearly marked:

2-3/8″ Backset

2-3/4″ Backset

Where lines E & C cross Where lines E & D cross

Where lines A & C cross Where lines A & D cross

Where lines F & C cross Where Lines F & D cross

E) Measure the thickness of your door. Most exterior doors

are 1-3/4”, 2” or 2-1/4” thick. Once you have measured the

thickness, mark the points on the edge of the door where lines

A and E intersect with your appropriate door thickness line.

F) With the template still on the door, close the door. Using

a pencil, lightly mark on the door jamb where lines A and

E meet the jamb. Find the Door Jamb Template and fold

along line BB. Once the template has been folded, place it

against the door jamb so that the folded edge matches up with

where the edge of the door sits when closed. Match lines AA

and EE to the marks you made from lines A and E. Once

aligned, tape the Door Jamb Template to the door jamb. Find

the four points where lines 1, 2, 3, & 4 cross the correct door

thickness. Using the awl (or a nail), mark these four points on

the jamb.

G) Verify that all marks can be clearly seen on the door and door

jamb and remove both templates.

H) Using Figure #

3 and the marks made in Step 1D as a

reference, drill the two 2-1/8” cross-bore holes using a hole

saw. IMPORTANT—To avoid damaging the door, drill from

one side until the pilot bit comes through the door. Then

ﬁnish drilling from the other side, using the pilot hole as your

guide. IMPORTANT—Always drill as straight or level as

possible to ensure proper door preparation.

I) Using Figure #

3 as reference and the marks made in Step 1E,

drill the two 1” edge-bore holes. Make sure that you drill a

full 3-7/8” deep for 2-3/8” backset, or 4-3/8” deep for a 2-

3/4” backset, which will extend beyond the cross-bore holes.

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Summary of content (8 pages)

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Door Hardware Installation Instructions Handleset - Single Cylinder Version Carefully unpackage all components and place them within easy reach. Find Figure #1A and Figure #1B (exploded drawings with parts listing) at the back of these instructions. Figure #1A is for a longplate style interior, and Figure #1B is for a rosette (round) style interior. Use Part #19 to determine which of these two ﬁgures is appropriate for your installation and discard the other to avoid confusion.
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J) Using Figure #3 and the mark made in Step 1D as reference, drill one 7/32” hole all the way through the door at point M. K) Using the faceplates (Parts #2 & #15) as templates and a pencil to mark with, line up the faceplate for the deadbolt (Part #2) with the top edge-bore hole on the door and lightly mark a line around the faceplate. Then, using a chisel, mortise out a 1/8” deep area to allow the faceplate to sit ﬂush with the edge of the door.
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the door is closed, you can cover the end of the bolt with a light amount of lipstick or similarly visible material. When you turn the thumbturn, the lipstick will mark the door jamb. Measuring in from the “door stop trim”, identify the center mark where the bolt hole needs to be drilled, see Figure #8. B) Using a 7/8” drill bit, drill two holes centered 5/16” above and below the center mark. These holes will overlap. Make sure each one is at least 1-1/8” deep.
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block (Part #27). The anti-rotation block is only used with a Rosette interior. Insert the anti-rotation block into the cross bore hole (Figure #3) so that the arrow on the block is pointing toward the edge of the door. Install the handleset latch into the edge bore hole (Figure #3), making sure that it is correctly inserted through the anti-rotation block. When installed correctly, the star-shaped hub in the latch should be centered in the hole of the anti-rotation block, see Figure #9.
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G) With the handleset now in place on the outside of the door, place the mounting plate (Part #18) and mounting plate screw (Part #21) in position on the inside of the door, insert the screw into the top retention boss and tighten until almost snug. See Figure #11. Insert and tighten the second screw into the lower boss. Align the handleset on the outside of the door for appearance and tighten the screws until snug. Do not overtighten.
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G) Using a 1” drill bit, drill a hole centered on the mark from Step 8F. Make sure the hole is at least 5/8” deep. Clean out any sawdust from the hole. H) Using the strike plate for handleset (Part #26) as a template, center the strike over the 1” hole, mark a line around it in pencil and remove from doorjamb. I) Using the chisel, score the outline of the strike. Next, chisel away the material within the outline to a depth of 1/16”.
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