🔒 Brass Mortise Lock Set - Prime-Line Products E 2293, 1-3/8" x 1-3/4 Review

Perfect. I've had a hole in my back door for a long time. I was looking for a replacement mortise lock for this hole circa 1950. I didn't find anything that would fit the holes or cover the pad area. I stumbled upon this and it fit perfectly, including the screws holding the bezel. Copper is a bit light. It says it's for the inside door only but it fits our back door which does a good job of weather protection so I think it will be fine.

This has never had a good mechanism but has worked for almost five years. Then something inside must have broken because when the mechanism was rotated the tongue stopped retracting. At first I thought the spring was stuck, but no action to reset the components inside the case didn't work. My guess is that one or two of the components just aren't built to last. Not bad value for money but I wouldn't rent a room with no other option.

My house is over 100 years old. They have worked great replacing the original doorknobs around the house. When installing, note that the knob is difficult to back off from the knob 1/4 to 1/2 turn, and then reinstall the setscrew. If the grip is loose, do the opposite. I've seen some negative reviews about pen issues. After dealing with this type of pens for several years, I can say that in most cases this is user error. If you don't know how to install these grips watch the youtube video, they

My bedroom (and front) doors are about 100 years old and have door handles installed. The brass is faded and has been repainted white by the family in the past. My wife saw it and it was the perfect replacement. We sanded the door, applied a fresh coat of paint and installed this door knob. It looks amazing. The old one fell out and the new one went in. I had to reverse the mechanism to make it work, which was easy as they have a tutorial video here on the site. The hardest part was getting the

My door is over a hundred years old and the old mortise lock is worn out. I broke this lock should definitely replace it with no modifications is a bit key which gives instructions on how to change the direction of the corner to suit your door. around to reset it, i slide to bounce back by loosening the screw, it's that simple, it's a paper guide and a door template that needs to be installed, you can also upload the bit wrench to youtube. I can finally get my mail without leaving the house.

I have a 120 year old house and am renovating. Most of the house has original mortise locks. The attic was an exception. For some reason it was missing, it just didn't have a handle on it. I chose this one because I didn't want to spend $100 on a set of pens. This is a very good value set and it worked great. Easy to disassemble and switch to right or left opening. I would probably go for the more expensive option for doors that are used more often, like bedrooms and the like. It's not really…

Do not buy. I bought 3 and have to throw them away and buy them from Home Depot. The interior design differs from that shown in the demo video. 1. The spring is weak and barely strong enough to reset the handle after the bolt is pushed. (sorry I don't know all the jargon for the details) 2. If you try to turn the latch left to right or vice versa, the spring will snap and WILL NOT STAY IN PLACE. Result: you install the lock and the spring falls out of place and your door does not latch when you

Bought this product to replace the existing mortise lock on the bathroom door (same product) The existing mechanism on the bathroom door at my apartment failed, so I locked myself in the bathroom. Fortunately, my Ralph bonus card and scissors allowed me to date MacGyver. I quickly disassembled the mechanism and found that it was an overly complicated design with one significant drawback: when turning the handle, the latch was pulled back by a thin bent metal plate, which tired and broke off…