I have doors with 1-5/8" deadbolt holes. Is there a deadbolt that will fit this.
1390712
Nope. Get a hole saw and bore it out to standard deadbolt size. Most deadbolts soldhave a template included with instructions.
1390713
There are 3 "usual" backset measurements. Five inch is rare but out there. The other two are 2 1/8 and 2 3/4 inches. Measure again and see if 2 3/4 comes close and if it does you are in business and will not have to make any adjustments. Schlage locks can be moved a little each way in the hole in the door. Good luck.
1390714
The 1 5/8" is an old style deadbolt. Some are still available, but rare. It would be best to buy an "adapter" plate and drill new holes, for new style deadbolts.
1390715
Just figured out that a Schlage double cylinder deadbolt uses the almost identical design as the old Dexter. It can be made to fit a door with a 1 5/8ths hole. You do have to widen the actual deadbolt hole to 1". I used a flat file in my drill since I didn't have a one inch drill bit with me. You do have to remove the anti-pick shield which is easy. Saved me from having to drill out three doors for my mother in law.
560675
you need 5/8". We tried our master lock locking pin and it didn't work because of the threaded hole in the hitch
550453
check with the company they make different sizes/ but you can cut them to fit your size of door
997145
The lock will fit the hole, depending on how wide the flange around the hole is. Basically is there a lot of metal or material around the hole? These locks are quite small.
2031648
probably not but there are several deadbolt locks at Lowes that you can configure to fit. You just have to do without the leds.
339947
This one is 1/2 inch. I'm sure you can get a 5/8 inch one either at Amazon, Lowes, or Home Depot. Good Luck.
974274
A 1/8 inch hole is what is drilled in frame.there isn't much room on the frame on our door either but the 1/8 inch hole works great and holds good
1789222
These handles are meant to be used with 1-3/4" doors; to make it work with a 1-1/2" door, you would need shorter mounting screws, and you may need to trim the tail piece on the keyed cylinder to fit properly.
335830
I had to modify mine to fit custom door. Little wiggle room but not much and don't recall exact measurements. I had to use a grinder on the deadbolt and drill and router on door. If you have time should work.
1991462
I'm not sure about the maximum, but my door is 1-3/4" thick and it fits fine. My guess is that if a standard deadbolt fits, this will too.
924972
Yes. My door was 1 3/8" thick and they fit. Actually they were a litle big.
7035
Not if it is a standard predrilled door. The inside cover will not fit back on the Kwikset lock. I contacted kwikset tech support about this telling them all they would have to do is shorting the cover and that I would even pay for a special cover but they didn't think we needed to have a deadbolt with there lock. If I could attach a picture I would show you what I did.
278493
The bracket is 1 5/8 which hangs from the top of the door. You may be able to flex it to fit your door. But you would have to see if it doesn't cause any problem closing the door.
1536875
I don't think so. My door is 1 and 3/8 inches and it fits perfectly. It might squeeze to 1 and 1/2 with some work but not much more...
64473
It will do... One of my door is also 5/8" from the floor. The fins are about 1/2", but the body itself is about 1/8", and there you have the 5/8". It's actually better to have at least a 1/2" gap, because with less gap it will be to tight.
1462963
Any lock with a 1/4" shank or less will fit which is what I would consider about a medium size lock.
1629356
My bathroom door is 1-3/8" thick. It's a tight fit (I almost thought it wouldn't!) but works fine.