4.5/5
4-Inch long shaft
Garage door hardware
Replacement garage door lock
Standard -InchL-Inch replacement
5/16-Inch dia. shaft, 1-1/2-Inch hole center
$234
Needed a new garage door knob because my house came with no garage key, so I had to replace it with a new one w/ key included. Looking at the pix here looked identical and it is :). Works great and all but I give it 4 stars because it came with short screws so I had to use the original screws from the old one. They should come with both optional long n short screws. Would've liked to put new screws on my knob but I'm trying to save here. Overall it's a good product.
4.1/5
Elegant and smooth finish
Also can be used on many camper tops
Read and understand all instructions before beginning work
The product is manufactured in china
Chrome finish
The product is Chrome garage door l-handle
Shaft is 5/16-Inch by 3-11/16-Inch
$234
I have purchased several of these and found they work very well as cabinet latches. I use the "RV Designer" L663 2-3/4" cam. In one case I found that the latch was a little too loose, such that the handle would fall to a vertical position while the cabinet door is open. A solution for this is to install it so that the vertical position is the open condition.
Overall nicely built, attractive and functional.
4/5
Read and understand all instructions before beginning work
Also can be used on many camper tops
Chrome finish
1 pack
Shaft is 5/16-Inch by 3-1/4-Inch
$234
I needed a replacement lock for the roll up door to our crawl space / equipment room. It had a custom lock made by a manufacturer that is no longer in business. A local garage door installation company quoted me over $150 to replace it. I took measurements and found that it looked a lot like the same kind of lock used for garage doors. So I took a winger and ordered this one. This lock turned out to be a higher quality replacement than the original. That's because instead of having exposed screws on the outside of the door, this lock came with fasteners that are bolted into place from behind. So the lock can no longer be removed using a screwdriver when the door is closed.
3.9/5
1 pack
Mounts with lock cylinder outside and lock body inside to engage rectangular notch in lock bar assembly
Chrome finish
3-1/2-Inch long, 2-Inch long cylinder shaft
Requires lock bar, no strike provided
$234
Went to a large chain hardware store and they thought the broken lock was from the 1930's or something.
This was used to replace a garage door lock on a house built in the early 70's.
It is a nearly identical replacement for the "Taylor" lock that had broken.
The "National" lock fit right over the same screw holes and had exactly the same dimensions.
Put it on in 5 minutes. Didn't even have to change out the lock cylinder.
Bought it on the advice of a local Locksmith.
3.8/5
The product is chrome Garage door MTL T-Handle
The product is manufactured in China
Shaft is 5/16-Inch by 3-3/4-Inch
Chrome finish
Use Outside Of The Door Open & Lock Door
Read and understand all instructions before beginning work
Also can be used on many camper tops
$234
I recently decided to install a locking handle on the outside of my second garage door. After a bit of research I determined that for my door configuration I needed three things. Snap slide locks, a swivel lock, and this locking handle.
The locking handle will require three holes to be drilled through your door. I found a spot on the frame inside my garage door that was clearly marked for this configuration. I simply ran a drill through from the inside of these holes out the front of the door. I then cleaned up the rough metal edges on the front of the door and slid this handle in. Voila, it fit like a charm.
Inside the door I secured a swivel lock to the post of this handle then ran cables out from the swivel lock to the spring slide locks on either side of the door. Unlocking the handle and then turning it twists the swivel lock enough to tighten the cables out to both snap slide locks causing them to retract enough to allow the door to rise.
This handle does not automatically lock. When you turn the key the handle becomes unlocked and stays unlocked even when you remove the key, until you put the key in and twist it back to the locked position. This is actually very nice for my needs as I tend to keep a lawn mower or snow blower on the other side of this door. And, I like to close the door as I'm working in the yard but don't necessarily want the hassle of having to unlock it every time I need the gas can.
Installation was easy, and the handle has worked great for me so far so this handle gets five stars.
3.7/5
1 pack
Shaft is 5/16-Inch by 4-Inch
Read and understand all instructions before beginning work
Chrome finish
Also can be used on many camper tops
$234
I bought this before checking around local stores and didn't pull mine off first to see what it looked like under the face plate.
When I went to install I found the design underneath to be different than mine.
The National Hardware would require a .850 dia x .300 deep counterbore in the garage door to fit. Probably a detail that should be mentioned.
I searched more and found that Menards had an exact match for a little more 7.79 plus tax. 3/8 to 7/16 dia clearance hole is all that's needed.
The National Lock looks great and felt durable.
The teeth on the key seemed more simple than the ones on the Ideal Door one I picked up at Menards but I'll bet either one would likely be easy to pick.
Neither one came with screws, I was able to use the existing ones.
I would recommend using stainless steel screws.
I was going to post pictures for more clarity but I see no option.
3.2/5
Zinc plated finish
The product is 7-1/2 inch garage door Side lock
Used alone or with National 7642 handle
7-1/2-Inch wide, un-handed
Authorized Replacement for Stanley Hardware Stock #S730-920
Mounts with screws to inside edges of sectional doors
Elegant and smooth finish
The product is manufactured in china
$234
I got two of these, one for each side of the garage door. In it's standard setup it's meant for the left side of the door (looking at it from the outside). It was easy enough to flip the internals to work for the right hand side of the door too, but it seems to stick more on that side. I'll unlock it and then have to move the handle the rest of the way manually to pull the bar out from the track - it doesn't snap open like it does in the default setup. Oh well, for the price it works well enough and is solid metal, so I feel secure with it.
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