Passage Door Handles (7,500+ items) - Page 207
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Grade 1 Passage Mortise Lock, 3 Lever, M Escutcheon, Non-Keyed, Satin Chrome Fnsh, Field Reversible
Zoro # G309948284
Mfr # 45H0N3M626
Zoro # G309948079
Mfr # ML2010 LSA 613
Zoro # G209948087
Mfr # L9010 12A 626 RH
Zoro # G109948309
Mfr # ML2010 DSA 613 RH
Corbin Russwin
Grade 1 Passage/Closet Cylindrical Lock, Newport Lever, Non-Keyed, Bright Chrome Finish, Non-handed
Zoro # G816469241
Mfr # CL3510 NZD 625
Zoro # G816469371
Mfr # ML2010 NSA BSP
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch Mortise Lock, Longitude Lever, A Rose, Flat Black Coated Finish, Field Revers
Zoro # G816469036
Mfr # L9010 LONA 622
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch Mortise Lock, Latitude Lever, B Rose, Flat Black Coated Finish, Field Reversi
Zoro # G816469074
Mfr # L9010 LATB 622
Zoro # G816469593
Mfr # ML2010 LWA BSP
Zoro # G816469166
Mfr # L9010 12A 625 RH
Zoro # G616469397
Mfr # 7KC30N16DSTK626
Arrow Lock
Grade 2 Passage Cylindrical Lock, Broadway Lever, Non-Keyed, Bright Brass Finish, Non-handed
Zoro # G709948099
Mfr # RL01-BRR-03
Zoro # G716468795
Mfr # ND10S BRW 606
Corbin Russwin
Grade 1 Passage/Closet Cylindrical Lock, Armstrong Lever, D Rose, Non-Keyed, Flat Black Finish, Non
Zoro # G516468735
Mfr # CLX3310 AZD 722
Zoro # G516468810
Mfr # L9010 03A 643E
Sargent
Grade 1 Passage or Closet Mortise Lock, E - Lever, E - Rose, Field Reversible, ASA Strike, Black Su
Zoro # G516469206
Mfr # 8215 EE BSP
Zoro # G0396719
Mfr # 45H0N16H626
Sargent
Grade 1 Passage Cylindrical Lock, L Lever, L Rose, Non-Keyed, Bright Chrome Finish, Non-handed
Zoro # G116469477
Mfr # 10XU15 LL 26
Zoro # G909948134
Mfr # MA101 DG 630
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch Mortise Lock, 03 Lever, B Rose, Bright Chrome Finish, Field Reversible
Zoro # G009948294
Mfr # L9010 03B 625
Zoro # G916469479
Mfr # ML2010 NSA 626 M31
Zoro # G916469165
Mfr # L9010 06A 606
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.