Passage Door Handles (7,500+ items) - Page 51
Zoro # G715500656
Mfr # L023260PASS
Corbin Russwin
Grade 1 Passage Lever x Blank Plate Cylindrical Lock, Newport Lever, Non-Keyed, Satin Chrome Finish,
Zoro # G909948257
Mfr # CL3580 NZD 626
Schlage
Grade 1 Passage Latch Mortise Lock, Non-Keyed, Rhodes Lever, N Escutcheon, Satin Chrome Finish
Zoro # G323514151
Mfr # PM010 RHON 626
Schlage
Grade 2 Passage Cylindrical Lock with Field Selectable Vandlgard, Omega Lever, Non-Keyed, Satin Bras
Zoro # G109948095
Mfr # ALX10 OME 606
Zoro # G523514333
Mfr # PT10 RHOD 622
Zoro # G823519748
Mfr # PSDUNCHR031
Zoro # G1460442
Mfr # 5452V.102.MR
Emtek
L-Square Stem Knurled Lever 2-3/8 in Backset Passage w/CF Mechanism for 1-3/8 in to 1-3/4 in Door
Zoro # G408383993
Mfr # C5109US19.LSUS19.KNUS19
Zoro # G611112588
Mfr # SL1000WI-15
Zoro # G723519787
Mfr # PSRIDSRR055
Schlage
Broadway Lever with Collins Rose Passage Lock with 16080 Latch and 10027 Strike Aged Bronze Finish
Zoro # G515500825
Mfr # F10BRW716COL
Kwikset
Tustin Lever Passage Door Lock with New Chassis with 6AL Latch and RCS Strike Satin Chrome Finish
Zoro # G409090715
Mfr # 720TNL-26D
Schlage
Grade 2 Passage Cylindrical Lock with Field Selectable Vandlgard, Athens Lever, Non-Keyed, Satin Bro
Zoro # G409948290
Mfr # ALX10 ATH 612
Schlage
Latitude Lever with Century Rose Interior Active Trim with 12326 Latch and 10269 Strikes Satin
Zoro # G315683599
Mfr # F59LAT608CEN
Zoro # G423518394
Mfr # PSLACRRR260
Zoro # G815501539
Mfr # L021190PASS
Zoro # G615500978
Mfr # F10MER622CEN
Zoro # G311112451
Mfr # SL1000RELRDT-514
Zoro # G623517715
Mfr # PSDUNRRR003
Zoro # G223519805
Mfr # PSDUNTRR003
Zoro # G923518344
Mfr # PSLACSRR055
Schlage
Right Hand Accent Lever Interior Active Trim with 12326 Latch and 10269 Strikes Bright Chrome
Zoro # G415683604
Mfr # F59ACC625RH
Zoro # G323519750
Mfr # PSWYNRRR003
Zoro # G723519565
Mfr # PSKINHFR003
Zoro # G923518368
Mfr # PSWYNSFR055
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.