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Most door hardware products are design to fit standard door preparation as illustrated on the left. If you have something different, please start with our hardware replacement guide at the link below.
WESLOCK ITEMS ARE NOT DISCONTINUED BUT CURRENTLY ON BACKORDER WITH NO EXPECTED AVAILABILITY DATE
- Limited 10 Year Mechanical Warranty - Limited 5 Year Finish Warranty - 5-pin cylinder - C Measurement 8 to 9 1/2 inches - Adjustable latches 2 3/8" or 2 3/4" with radius faceplates and strikes - Adjusts to door thickness from 1 3/8" to 2 1/4" - Entry handle fits doors prepared with 2 1/8" top (1 5/8" optional) and 2 1/8" bottom cross hole and 1" edge holes - Knob/Lever fits door prepared with 2 1/8" cross hole and 1" edge hole
Click here to learn how to determine the handing of your door. Not sure which handle set you need? **Due to high demand this item may not ship immediately. Please call for availability.
The Weslock Bailey Handleset Includes
- Both the inside lever or knob trim and the outside handleset in the finish of your choosing. - Latches for the upper deadbolt portion as well as the handle. - Rounded and square corner faceplates and strike plates.- Mounting screws and other hardware.
Dummy Handleset If you have a double front door where one side is generally inactive while the other is always active, you will need a combination of two handle sets. For the active side, you'll need a single or double cylinder handleset. For the inactive door, you'll want to order a dummy handleset. This gives you the look of a complete working set, but doesn't have all of the mechanisms - perfect for an inactive door.
How to Determine Door Handing for a Weslock Bailey Handleset
When ordering lever handles or handlesets, we'll need to know the handing of your door. Door handing is the direction in which your door swings. If you order the incorrect door handing you will either have locks on the wrong side of the door, levers that are upside down, or levers that point in the wrong direction and keep the door from closing properly.
