Passage Door Handles (7,500+ items) - Page 4
Zoro # G915501187
Mfr # 5165056PASS
Zoro # G806602597
Mfr # 23041-119
Schlage
Grade 2 Tubular Lock, Passage/Closet Latch Function, Non-Keyed, Jupiter Lever, Satin Nickel Finish,
Zoro # G209948261
Mfr # S10D JUP 619
Sure-Loc Hardware
Levanto Passage Rosette, Satin Brass, Smooth Grip in Satin Brass
Zoro # G108412504
Mfr # LV101 SB GRIP-SM SB
Assa Abloy Accentra
Lever Lockset, Mechanical, Passage, Grade 1
Zoro # G0319505
Mfr # PBCN8801FL x 626
Zoro # G108569772
Mfr # 721KNL 26D RCAL 3031
Zoro # G009948157
Mfr # ND10S LAT 619
Emtek
Helios Lever Right Hand 2-3/8 in Backset w/Radius Latch Strike Passage for 1-1/4 in to 2 in Door
Zoro # G908386852
Mfr # 5112HLOUS15RH.RLS
Yale
Grade 2 Passage/Closet Latch Cylindrical Lock, Augusta Lever, Non-Keyed, Stn Brss Fnsh, Non-handed
Zoro # G009948263
Mfr # AU5301LN 606
Sure-Loc Hardware
Levanto Passage Rosette, Satin Brass, Walnut Grip
Zoro # G508412531
Mfr # LV101 SB GRIP-WN
Schlage
Grade 2 Passage Cylindrical Lock with Field Selectable Vandlgard, Latitude Lever, Non-Keyed, Satin B
Zoro # G909948080
Mfr # ALX10 LAT 606
Zoro # G102447595
Mfr # MRK-195SSN-32D
Zoro # G315500667
Mfr # 5152003PASS
Sargent
Grade 1 Passage or Closet Mortise Lock, W - Lever, LE1 - Escutcheon, Field Reversible, ASA Strike,
Zoro # G016469072
Mfr # 8215 LE1W 26D
Assa Abloy Accentra
Lever Lockset, Mechanical, Passage, Grade 2
Zoro # G0382523
Mfr # AU4601LN x 605
Assa Abloy Accentra
Lever Lockset, Mechanical, Passage, Grade 2
Zoro # G2682854
Mfr # PB5301LN x 626
Corbin Russwin
Grade 2 Passage or Closet Cylindrical Lock, Newport Lever, Satin Bronze Clear Coated Finish, Non-ha
Zoro # G816469920
Mfr # CL3810 NZD 612
Zoro # G602448603
Mfr # ADR-4560-501-130
Zoro # G615500787
Mfr # 5137190PASS
Falcon
Grade 2 Cylindrical Lock, Passage/Closet Function, Non-Keyed, Quantum Lever, Standard Rose, Satin Br
Zoro # G209948193
Mfr # B101S Q 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.