Passage Door Handles (7,500+ items) - Page 209
Schlage
Grade 1 Mortise Passage Latch Lock, Non-Keyed, 07 Lever, A Rose, Satin Bronze Clear Coated Finish,
Zoro # G816469173
Mfr # L9010 07A 612
Zoro # G709948211
Mfr # MA101 SG 605
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch Mortise Lock, Latitude Lever, A Rose, Satin Nickel Plated Clear Coated Finish
Zoro # G516469053
Mfr # L9010 LATA 619
Zoro # G509948237
Mfr # ML2010 DSA 630 LH
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch Mortise Lock, 02 Lever, L Escutcheon, Satin Chrome Finish, Field Reversible
Zoro # G616468857
Mfr # L9010 02L 626
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch Mortise Lock, 02 Lever, B Rose, Flat Black Coated Finish, Field Reversible
Zoro # G416468781
Mfr # L9010 02B 622
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch Mortise Lock, Latitude Lever, A Rose, Flat Black Coated Finish, Field Reversi
Zoro # G416468996
Mfr # L9010 LATA 622
Corbin Russwin
Passage or Closet Mortise Lockbody Only, Oil Rubbed Bronze
Zoro # G216475712
Mfr # ML2010 LL 613
Zoro # G216468776
Mfr # L9010 03A 606
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch Mortise Lock, Longitude Lever, A Rose, Satin Chrome Finish, Field Reversible
Zoro # G316469604
Mfr # L9010 LONA 626
Zoro # G009948089
Mfr # ND10S 8RO 626
Schlage
Grade 1 Mortise Passage Latch Lock, Non-Keyed, 03 Lever, B Rose, Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze Oil Rub
Zoro # G116468821
Mfr # L9010 03B 613
Zoro # G516475771
Mfr # ML2010 LL 630
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch, Athens Lever, Non-Keyed, 3-3/4in Backset, Satin Chrome Finish, Non-Handed
Zoro # G716468832
Mfr # ND10S ATH 626 14-010
Best
Grade 1 Passage Mortise Lock, 3 Lever, J Escutcheon, Non-Keyed, Satin Stainless Steel Finish, Field
Zoro # G616468727
Mfr # 45H0N3J630
Zoro # G509948213
Mfr # ML2010 DSA 626 RH
Zoro # G416469832
Mfr # CRR8801FL 630
Zoro # G016469409
Mfr # ML2010 NSM 613
Sargent
Grade 1 Passage or Closet Mortise Lock, L - Lever, WT - Escutcheon, Field Reversible, ASA Strike, S
Zoro # G016469492
Mfr # 8215 WTL 26D
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.