Marvin Active Non-Keyed, Narrow Sliding Door Handle, Center Thumb - Satin Chrome
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Marvin Active Non-Keyed, Narrow Sliding Door Handle, Center Thumb - Satin Chrome
Part Number: $460.36Marvin Solid brass handleset for traditional sliding doors, new style with center thumb turn
Color / Finish: Satin Brushed Chrome US26D
Material: Brass
Keyed: NO, locking sliding door has inside thumb latch
Handed: NO, Handles are reversible for left or right hand doors
Thumb latch: Centered, Installed into lock, handles fit over and bolt to door.
Escutcheon Plate Width: 1-1/8 inch
Escutcheon Plate Length: 10-7/8 inch
Screw Holes: 3 inch end to middle & 9-7/8 inch top to bottom
NOTE: This trim is designed for Marvin Traditional sliding patio glass door with CENTERED thumb turn or key. May not be compatible with other doors.
Color / Finish: Satin Brushed Chrome US26D
Material: Brass
Keyed: NO, locking sliding door has inside thumb latch
Handed: NO, Handles are reversible for left or right hand doors
Thumb latch: Centered, Installed into lock, handles fit over and bolt to door.
Escutcheon Plate Width: 1-1/8 inch
Escutcheon Plate Length: 10-7/8 inch
Screw Holes: 3 inch end to middle & 9-7/8 inch top to bottom
NOTE: This trim is designed for Marvin Traditional sliding patio glass door with CENTERED thumb turn or key. May not be compatible with other doors.
Marvin Solid brass handleset for traditional sliding doors, new style with center thumb turn
Color / Finish: Satin Brushed Chrome US26D
Material: Brass
Keyed: NO, locking sliding door has inside thumb latch
Handed: NO, Handles are reversible for left or right hand doors
Thumb latch: Centered, Installed into lock, handles fit over and bolt to door.
Escutcheon Plate Width: 1-1/8 inch
Escutcheon Plate Length: 10-7/8 inch
Screw Holes: 3 inch end to middle & 9-7/8 inch top to bottom
NOTE: This trim is designed for Marvin Traditional sliding patio glass door with CENTERED thumb turn or key. May not be compatible with other doors.
