From exterior: Thumb piece operates handleset latch; key operates deadbolt.
From interior: Emergency exit feature operates both deadbolt and latch with turn of interior lever or knob.
Residential Entrance: Latch bolt by thumb piece outside and knob inside, except when thumb piece is locked by stop in front; then latch bolt by key outside and 6320-knob inside.
- Deadbolt by key outside and turn piece inside. - Continuous turn of key outside retracts both latch and deadbolt. - 1" (25mm) throw deadbolt with saw-proof inserts is standard equipment. When extended, deadbolt deadlocks latch bolt.
- Deadbolt by key outside and turn piece inside.
- Continuous turn of key outside retracts both latch and deadbolt.
- 1" (25mm) throw deadbolt with saw-proof inserts is standard equipment. When extended, deadbolt deadlocks latch bolt.
Residential with Emergency Egress: Latch bolt by thumb piece outside and knob inside, except when thumb piece is locked by stop in front; then latch bolt by key outside and 6321-knob inside.
- Deadbolt by key outside and turn piece inside. - When deadbolt is thrown, stop is automatically activated making outisde thumb piece rigid; inside knob retracts latch and deadbolt simultaneously but DOES NOT free outside thumb piece. - 1" (25 mm) throw deadbolt with saw-proof inserts is standard equipment. When extended, deadbolt deadlocks latch bolt.
- When deadbolt is thrown, stop is automatically activated making outisde thumb piece rigid; inside knob retracts latch and deadbolt simultaneously but DOES NOT free outside thumb piece.
- 1" (25 mm) throw deadbolt with saw-proof inserts is standard equipment. When extended, deadbolt deadlocks latch bolt.
feel free to email me photographs of what youre working with specifically and I will make the recommendation for the proper spindle and be sure to include the door thickness and photos of both sides of the door and the edge of the door as well.
* The split spindle is a very specific derivative type of spindle that is composed of two or more parts that are either flat or triangular in shape and are commonly found on very old mortise locks dating from the 19th and early 20th century.
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