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National Mfg. N280677 Metal Door Locking T-Handle

National Mfg. N280677 Metal Door Locking T-Handle

(5 customer reviews)

List Price:	$14.08
Our Price:	$11.64
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SKU:

102052

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Description:

Chrome locking t-handle. This lock is most commonly used on metal and fiberglass doors. The handle has a peg on each side for installing the screws from the inside of the door. It can be used with model No. N280701 swivel lock or model No. N280800 snap

Features:

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Chrome locking t-handle

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This lock is most commonly used on metal and fiberglass doors

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The handle has a peg on each side for installing the screws from the inside of the door

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It can be used with model No. N280701 swivel lock or model No. N280800 snap lock

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When duplicating keys, use key blank model No. Y11

Product Details:

Product Length:	1.0 inches
Product Width:	6.38 inches
Product Height:	5.0 inches
Package Length:	8.1 inches
Package Width:	6.6 inches
Package Height:	1.2 inches
Package Weight:	0.6 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 5 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 3.5

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Perfect itemOct 15, 2010
By Kathy
When we bought our house we never got a key for the garage. We found this item & installed it ourselves. It was really easy & we didn't have to pay an installer to do it for us. It really saved us money to do it ourselves. I recommend this item.

Hard to find handleMar 28, 2012
By R. OMELANCHUK "omelanr"
My local hardware stores didn't carry it so I was happy to find it on Amazon. Great shiping from the seller and it was exactly what I needed to fix and finish the garage door repair. This particular handle has long stems to fit through the ribbing of the door.

Not easy to installFeb 28, 2012
By Amy
The screws that came with the lock were not long enough for the door so I had to get different screws to make the lock work. Also, the keys that were provided are not the best quality you have to giggle them into place in order to unlock the lock.

Why you should not get this lockOct 20, 2011
By EcPeezy
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/RQF7WHQ2UUBGG Look this is the first day I have ever picked a lock no joke I ordered one of these to play with and within the first 30 seconds I had it open. This is 30 minutes later. The only reason I took up lock picking was to see how safe my house is and believe me you would be surprised how easy it is to pick most locks in America.

Good quality locking garage door handleOct 17, 2011
By Bobmon
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.