Bathroom door knob/lock
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10-09-15, 09:26 AM
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Bathroom door knob/lock
Hi, guys.. I'd like to buy a bathroom door knob/lock.. (not with keys) one of the poke it hole ones 
But I wanted to get one that's kind of older.. where you used to turn the handle to lock it and then push in.. can I get that one anywhere in the gold color??? or maybe that old push button one??
I really don't want the new switch ones..
But I wanted to get one that's kind of older.. where you used to turn the handle to lock it and then push in.. can I get that one anywhere in the gold color??? or maybe that old push button one??
I really don't want the new switch ones..
#2
10-09-15, 09:45 AM
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Schlage makes privacy locks with a center pushbutton to lock the door. Here's an example: Schlage F40PLY625 Polished Chrome Privacy Door Knob - Build.com
Offhand I don't know of anyone making the kind where you push the whole knob in and turn to lock.
Offhand I don't know of anyone making the kind where you push the whole knob in and turn to lock.
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10-10-15, 01:23 AM
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thanks.. I found those at the store
I like this much better then the kwikset turn a button.. they are expensive at $16 or so.. but still neat
I like this much better then the kwikset turn a button.. they are expensive at $16 or so.. but still neat
#4
10-17-15, 10:23 PM
Ah, the old Weiser push-and-turn knobs...they were either loved or hated. I guess the haters won out, plus not being intuitive enough for the uninitiated to effect a panic exit in under 2 seconds.
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10-18-15, 05:54 AM
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rstripe
"Ah, the old Weiser push-and-turn knobs...they were either loved or hated."
Those who sold replacement inside knobs loved them; steady, repeat business. Really loved it when apartment complexes were full of them. They generated lock-outs too!
"Ah, the old Weiser push-and-turn knobs...they were either loved or hated."
Those who sold replacement inside knobs loved them; steady, repeat business. Really loved it when apartment complexes were full of them. They generated lock-outs too!
