Can these be used as dummy knobs?
1441283
That is what I did. I drilled a hole through the door and used the threaded rod that came with it. You will need the base plates to go between the knob & the door.
1441284
Not certain how "dummy" you need. The only way these are affixed to the door is to have the grooved rod go through the door -- the knobs screw on to the grooved rod on either side of the door. They also really need a brass door plate on both sides of the door for the base of the handles to securely fit into in order to stabilize the handles. I have used these door knobs in doors with locking mechanisms that the rod slides through -- so that when the handle is turned the door latch opens. But I see no reason why the rod can't just go through the door to hold the two handles in place.
1441285
Not certain how "dummy" you need. The only way these are affixed to the door is to have the grooved rod go through the door -- the knobs screw on to the grooved rod on either side of the door. They also really need a brass door plate on both sides of the door for the base of the handles to securely fit into in order to stabilize the handles. I have used these door knobs in doors with locking mechanisms that the rod slides through -- so that when the handle is turned the door latch opens. But I see no reason why the rod can't just go through the door to hold the two handles in place. Not certain how "dummy" you need. The only way these are affixed to the door is to have the grooved rod go through the door -- the knobs screw on to the grooved rod on either side of the door. They also really need a brass door plate on both sides of the door for the base of the handles to securely fit into in order to stabilize the handles. I have used these door knobs in doors with locking mechanisms that the rod slides through -- so that when the handle is turned the door latch opens. But I see no reason why the rod can't just go through the door to hold the two handles in place.
1441286
If you are referring to using only one knob no, but the full set sure, the knobs screw to the bar included,it doent have to turn anything.
1441287
The two glass knobs attach to the square metal rod by small screws on the knobs. I would say no to them being used as a dummy knob since the knob themselves cannot be attached directly to the door. You could drill a smaller diameter hole than the metal rod, then insert it through the door and put the knobs on. You would still need some type of finish plate since there is none included with this knob.
1315860
I think that you could as long as they were pan head screws. However, I think it best to use their screws because of the countersink and measured distances.
1397275
Amy, I am not sure. I have never done it, but I would think because of the plastic knob it may not be a good idea..??
1424400
I haven't tried them on oval knobs but my guess is they wouldn't close around an oval knob unless it was very small.
2027580
The dummy is only for doors with no pre drilled holes like a bi- fold. This is not what you need. You may be better off buying a new smart key lockset if your existing lock is a Kwikset. You can still use your existing keys.
1609874
they are only pull handles, not knobs that turn. I used them on closet doors with magnets
833593
I've never used those knobs but I think they are to be used when connecting more than one barrel. Some people line a few up and connect them. I bet you could open one or both and use them as overflow.
35914
Sorry, not sure. It wasn't a perfect match to the other knobs in my new house, but close enough.
362118
It's impossible. I gave mine to a friend and ordered a different kind, with knobs instead of digital controls. :-(
1323432
Yikes - I do not know. My knobs are in pristine condition. Have you looked up Norpro on the web? One idea I have is to contact Amazon.com and see if they can provide the information, since they also distribute the Norpro product. I wish I could tell you more, may you have good success in searching. Jane
1000643
You can put a small lock & lock them. Once the knobs are put through the holes they turn so they don't fly open & the velcro works really well...so if you forget to turn the knobs they still won't fly open.
406243
These are just deadbolts. You can buy blank knobs that do not have key holes separately.
757875
Yes, I think so. I get these knobs to replace the too small knobs on another brand of enameled French oven ware and they work beautifully. They look great on my Le Creuset pots as well.
597067
If you cannot remove the knobs at all these will not work. To install them you have to pull off and put through the back of the covers.
215715
No. But you might be able to install them straight if you are very precise.
337963
Brings that you have to put the knobs on when assembling I wouldn't see why you couldn't put on round knobs. It comes predrilled so you will want to be sure your knobs fit properly. I would suggest using the screws provided.
597065
You have to be able to remove stove knobs to place these on. This would not be an option for your friend.