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Marvin Active Multi-Point Lock 2-3/8 Backset , Rod Version

Part Number:10148030
Please note, this product has been discontinued.

This lock has been discontinued and is no longer available for purchase.
Several Options Available

Marvin Active Vertical Rod Lock Body Only - NO Rods
This is a Concealed Rod version Multi-Point Lock used by Marvin on Active doors.
This lock has a pair of vertical locking rods that screw into the mortise locks body.
This lock is used on Active doors, The passive lock is different.
There is a Spring Latch and a Deadbolt on this multipoint lock.
It is designed to be used with single or double french doors.

Lock Measurements:
Lock Body Length: 6 inches
Lock Body Depth: 3 inches
Handle Height (H.H.): Standard H.H. is 36 inches
Handle Spacing (PZ): 92mm (3-5/8")
Faceplate: Radius / Rounded Corners
Faceplate Length: 8-3/8 inch
Faceplate Width: 3/4 inch
Installation Screws: 7, 1/2 inch

REPLACEMENT OPTIONS:
SINGLE DOORS - work best suited for trim carpenter
1. Switch to a single point lock with a slightly larger body - 40160
You will need a new strike plate 395035 and a new lock faceplate 395040
2. Route door edge and install face mount Shootbolt Version MPL (Truth Sentry, key above). Will need new strike plates.
3. Replace Door(s)

DOUBLE DOORS - work best suited for trim carpenter
1. Switch to a single point system, replace both active and passive locks
Add Flush bolts to passive door in place of Rod version
Will need new strike plates, faceplates & Flushbolts
2. Replace Active & Passive locks with Shootbolt Version (Route face mount on door edge)

For more information, Contact: Rory@allaboutdoors.com 

Rehanding a Marvin Integrity Multipoint Lock

<p>This lock has been discontinued and is no longer available for purchase.<br />Several Options Available<br /><br />Marvin Active Vertical Rod Lock Body Only - NO Rods<br />This is a Concealed Rod version Multi-Point Lock used by Marvin on Active doors.<br />This lock has a pair of vertical locking rods that screw into the mortise locks body.<br />This lock is used on Active doors, The passive lock is different.<br />There is a Spring Latch and a Deadbolt on this multipoint lock.<br />It is designed to be used with single or double french doors.<br /><br /><strong>Lock Measurements:</strong><br /><a href="http://www.allaboutdoors.com/images/overalllength.jpg" rel="lightbox">Lock Body Length</a>: 6 inches<br />Lock Body Depth: 3 inches<br /><a href="http://www.allaboutdoors.com/images/handleheight.jpg" rel="lightbox">Handle Height (H.H.)</a>: Standard H.H. is 36 inches<br /><a href="http://www.allaboutdoors.com/images/PZ.jpg" rel="lightbox">Handle Spacing (PZ)</a>: 92mm (3-5/8")<br />Faceplate: Radius / Rounded Corners<br />Faceplate Length: 8-3/8 inch<br /><a href="http://www.allaboutdoors.com/images/faceplate.jpg" rel="lightbox">Faceplate Width</a>: 3/4 inch<br />Installation Screws: 7, 1/2 inch<br /><br /><strong>REPLACEMENT OPTIONS:</strong><br /><strong>SINGLE DOORS</strong> - work best suited for trim carpenter<br />1. Switch to a single point lock with a slightly larger body - <a href="https://www.allaboutdoors.com/Mortise-Lock-Single-Point-Lock-Active-60mm-Marvin-Caradc">40160</a><br />You will need a new strike plate <a href="https://www.allaboutdoors.com/Marvin-Strike-Plate-Panel">395035</a> and a new lock faceplate <a href="https://www.allaboutdoors.com/Marvin-Face-Plate-Active-Panel-Lock-cover-7-8-x-11">395040</a><br />2. Route door edge and install face mount Shootbolt Version MPL (Truth Sentry, key above). Will need new strike plates.<br />3. Replace Door(s)<br /><br /><strong>DOUBLE DOORS</strong> - work best suited for trim carpenter<br />1. Switch to a single point system, replace both active and passive locks<br />Add Flush bolts to passive door in place of Rod version<br />Will need new strike plates, faceplates &amp; Flushbolts<br />2. Replace Active &amp; Passive locks with Shootbolt Version (Route face mount on door edge)<br /><br />For more information, Contact: Rory@allaboutdoors.com <br /><br /><strong>Rehanding a Marvin Integrity Multipoint Lock</strong></p><p><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="210" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/hXuTwcqThhw" title="YouTube video player" width="360"></iframe></p>