Door Hardware--Entry Handlesets Articles
Brought to you by
Featured Articles
- Entrance Door Levers and Locksets
- (12/7/2006)
- Door Hardware - Entry Handlesets
- (12/7/2006)
- Door Hardware can improve the features, function, and security of a home's doors. The deadbolt feature on entry handlesets can be either single-cylinder or double-cylinder - the double-cylinder deadbolt requires a key to unlock the door from either side, which is an effective safety feature, especially for doors containing glass
-
Contemporary Soho Two-Point Locking Handleset
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (11/16/2006)
- The contemporary Soho two-point locking entry handleset comes in six nickel and chrome finishes. The two-point locking system allows users to pull the door closed and lock it simultaneously without a key. 800-437-7448.
-
Contemporary Styles and Stainless Steel Mark Baldwin's Latest Moves in a Tradition of Innovation and Evolution
- ebuild (11/15/2006)
- Today Baldwin unveils more than a dozen Estate Collection designs in Contemporary styles and its first-ever group of fine stainless steel levers. The introduction highlights Baldwin's unique ability to capture the essence of an architectural style with complementary hardware. Starting at the front door with its sleek and refined new Lakeshore handleset and coordinating levers, the designs carry to every door of the home or office.
- Universal Principles
- REMODELING Magazine (11/1/2006)
- Andersen Introduces Mix-and-Match Hardware Options for Patio Doors
- ebuild (9/27/2006)
- Andersen Windows, Inc. gives building professionals and homeowners more patio door hardware choices with the introduction of mix-and-match hardware packages. The new hardware option gives customers hundreds of different combinations to choose from to achieve the right look inside and out by combining any Andersen patio door hardware styles and finishes.
- Baldwin Adds Contemporary Design Of Architecturally Inspired Two-Point Locking Options
- ebuild (9/27/2006)
- Baldwin Hardware Corporation launches its new Soho 2-point handleset. This design is the latest addition to Baldwin's already successful 2-point Images Lock family. Combining streamlined contemporary styling with the convenience of being able to lock the door without use of a key, Soho expands the company program that is acknowledged as adding unique style options to the two-point locking category. This newest design comes to the market as handleset, tubular deadbolt, passage and privacy lever sets and a unique new square rosette that is among its distinctive styling features.
- Windows & Doors Review: Entry-Door Hardware
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (1/21/2006)
- In the race to keep up with the Joneses, homeowners are treating entry doors as an artistic way to express their personal tastes, and manufacturers are fueling the trend with dozens of new hardware designs in a variety of finishes. After all, a handleset is "the first piece of art that the Joneses see," says Minu Youngkin, residential marketing manager for Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies, of which Schlage is a brand. "Now it's more important to become innovative, to have different finishes and different looks," she adds.
-
New Arrival: Mortise Lock
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/1/2005)
- The 2-Point Mortise Locks multi-point hardware for sliding patio doors offers added security and performance over single-point locking hardware, the maker says. An anti-slam feature ensures that the lock hooks will not be damaged if the door is accidentally closed while the hooks are extended. Three styles are available.
-
New Arrival: Entry Handlesets
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/1/2005)
- The Design Elements collection is constructed from solid brass and features three entry handlesets, two knobs, four levers, and three deadbolts in a variety of coordinating styles and three finishes. The Yale Quick Install feature allows installation in three steps and is designed to overcome potential installation problems, the maker says. An interconnected handleset design activates the latch and deadbolt in one motion.
Subscribe to ebuild articles. Bring ebuild to you.
