Passage Door Handles (7,500+ items) - Page 202
Zoro # G002095162
Mfr # C5110US4.LSUS4.KNUS4
Zoro # G1483630
Mfr # 5445V.112.MR
Zoro # G1755824
Mfr # 5166.055.LMR
Emtek
Emtek C5316US15.LSUS15.TRUS15 L-Tribeca Passage Urban Modern CF Mechanism 1-3/8" to 1-5/8" Door
Zoro # G202095788
Mfr # C5316US15.LSUS15.TRUS15
Zoro # G1758581
Mfr # 5190.102.LMR
Zoro # G1755109
Mfr # 5106.055.MR
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch Mortise Lock, 03 Lever, N Escutcheon, Stainless Steel Finish, Reversible
Zoro # G909948301
Mfr # L9010 03N 630
Zoro # G702095004
Mfr # C5110US26.LSUS26.KNUS26
Trans Atlantic Co.
LSV Series Saturn Style Standard-Duty Commercial Cylindrical Lever, Grade 2 Exit in Brushed Chrome
Zoro # G001860945
Mfr # DL-LSV20-US26D
Zoro # G0942370
Mfr # F10 BRW 626 GRW
Global Door Controls
GAL Series Pisa Style Heavy-Duty Commercial Cylindrical Lever, Grade 2 Passage in Brushed Chrome
Zoro # G001861188
Mfr # GAL-1110P-626
Global Door Controls
GLC Series Light-Duty Commercial/Residential Cylindrical Lever, Grade 3 Passage in Brushed Chrome
Zoro # G001861270
Mfr # GLC-5110L-626
Sargent
Grade 1 Passage or Closet Mortise Lock, J - Lever, LN - Rose, ASA Strike, Satin Stainless Steel
Zoro # G806631641
Mfr # 8215 LNJ 32D
Sure-Loc Hardware
Sure-Loc Hardware Basel Round Passage Lever, Flat Black
Zoro # G108412160
Mfr # BS101-RD FBL
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch, Rhodes Lever, Non-Keyed, Extended Outside for 2-1/2 In. Door, Satin Chrome Fi
Zoro # G909948141
Mfr # ND10S RHO 626 EO212
Trans Atlantic Co.
LHV Series Heavy-Duty Commercial Cylindrical Lever, Grade 1 Passage in Brushed Chrome
Zoro # G501860704
Mfr # DL-LHV10-US26D
Zoro # G000933671
Mfr # E 2660
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch Mortise Lock, 03 Lever, L Escutcheon, Satin Chrome Finish, Field Reversible
Zoro # G709948204
Mfr # L9010 03L 626
Delaney Hardware
Callan Silona Edged Oil Rubbed Bronze Hall/Closet Door Handle
Zoro # G710919637
Mfr # ST5017
About Passage Door Handles
Cylindrical locks are the type of locks found on doors in most commercial buildings. They're less expensive, easy to install and replace and can be rekeyed. Mortise locks, on the other hand, are a bit more expensive and require a pocket to be cut out of the door before it can be installed. Mortise locks offer the flexibility of extra features like occupancy indicators or ADA thumbturns. Locks that offer more security are keypad door locks or push button locks. Regardless of the lockset chosen, there are many accessories to choose from like dutch door bolts, lockset cylinders and privacy door latches.