Will These knobs fit 10year old french doors, or do they fit only older home doors?
1374637
We used the knobs on a older home (abt 1940's era). There was an original one on an old door. The knob broke when it was accidentally hit. The ones we ordered worked perfectly for that, however, I cannot answer if they'll fit french doors or not.
1374638
I see no reason why they would not fit either your current door regardless of age. Instead, direct your attention to the size of the spindle (shaft going through the lock to which the door handles mount) to ensure a proper fit. Spindle lengths are different based on the thickness of the door in question. Common shaft lengths range from 3 1/2" to 5", while a standard spindle is generally 9/32" thick at the square portion of the rod (in the middle). So, if you still have the old door knobs, you should simply measure the spindle and order accordingly. If it is not available, you might simply take a knob off another door and use those parts to assess the proper spindle length. I hope this helps. I see no reason why they would not fit either your current door regardless of age. Instead, direct your attention to the size of the spindle (shaft going through the lock to which the door handles mount) to ensure a proper fit. Spindle lengths are different based on the thickness of the door in question. Common shaft lengths range from 3 1/2" to 5", while a standard spindle is generally 9/32" thick at the square portion of the rod (in the middle). So, if you still have the old door knobs, you should simply measure the spindle and order accordingly. If it is not available, you... » Read More I see no reason why they would not fit either your current door regardless of age. Instead, direct your attention to the size of the spindle (shaft going through the lock to which the door handles mount) to ensure a proper fit. Spindle lengths are different based on the thickness of the door in question. Common shaft lengths range from 3 1/2" to 5", while a standard spindle is generally 9/32" thick at the square portion of the rod (in the middle). So, if you still have the old door knobs, you should simply measure the spindle and order accordingly. If it is not available, you might simply take a knob off another door and use those parts to assess the proper spindle length. I hope this helps. « Show Less
1181039
I would think no too. Mine is about 10 yrs old and they do fit though. I would check the old against the new - hopefully you will be surprised.
1075045
Yes, but knobs are cheap made, I have replaced over ten knobs in last 4 years
1516052
I'm not totally sure if they changed anything on the styling of the door handles from 2008-2012 or not. I don't think that they changed anything and would think that they would fit.
1911881
It should work is you have a standard door knob like you would have in a home.
448325
I am not sure, but I recommend visiting the Delta website because it has information to help you determine what your model is and what types of replacement knobs are appropriate.
1622342
yes - this works great on a modern hollow door, it is the same size as modern latches. If you are replacing existing knobs with antique that screw into the door rather than the opposite knob, you may want to make sure the hole in your door for the knob is not too big.
1936538
I would use the satin round knobs. Looks better (my opinion) and half the cost. Also, easier to install.
1940633
They all have the same key. There are three identical door knobs. I got mine at Christmas, and my husband installed them. They have been working great.
622104
I am only a fellow customer, but there was a lot of room inside if the knob so I would definitely think so. My knobs are not the typical flat ones and they fit with plenty of room.
1162208
I am not sure. These knobs have long stems and short stems. I can't remember which one I ordered, but it was the wrong one. But I ordered it for a wall thermostat. So, check the stem length.
2258538
I cannot answer that question. I do know a lot of knobs and buttons look alike on the surface but are not the same on the back side that makes the connections I would try to find a way to find out through Dorman or another site and see if the part numbers are similar
318405
I honestly don't know, but I know I wasted my money buying them. In the picture they looked like they would fit my stove. By the time I tried all the different pieces that came with them I had ruined parts so I didn't try to return them. I guess I should have. I'll never buy something like this on line again. I'll take my old knob to the local appliance or hardware store and let them find a replacement for me. Of course my stove is 27 years old. If your model number is listed as one that it will fit, you'll probably be okay.
2200671
I think they are little big for drawers. I ended up using round knobs in similar material.
2162856
I have an old Trapdoor 45-70 that belonged to my grandfather and it fits okay. I did use longer screws to secure them with, that's the only difference.
972699
Yes. The keys I have are engraved with a specific number, so I believe they are unique to this door knob.
2101438
I don't know, because my stove is a mix of different brand parts, but they fit a variety of sizes & shapes. Does yours have little posts when you pull the knob off? These have a variety of inserts - with different sizes & shapes of hole and only one will fit your stove's knob. You push that insert into the knob to adapt the knob. I think the only caution is to look at the photo of the knobs to be sure the numbers go in the right direction - the same as your stove - so low & high will be in the right place and not the reverse. The numbers on my old ones were worn off, so I had to figure it out by moving them.