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hi can anyone tell me the exact height from the floor that a door handle should be fitted to an interior door, sound a stupid question i know, but we removed all our doors a long time ago will building work on house and cant remeber if there is an exact measurement rather than guessing and it looks stupid
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thanks for that all of you, the doors im fitting are fire doors which is why i asked as the door is solid and handle can go anywhere (within reason)
will measure to approx 3ft from floor as average of all of yours.
Thank you
will measure to approx 3ft from floor as average of all of yours.
Thank you
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Yes indeed! - My handles are 53" from floor to spindle centreWood Magnet wrote:Hi bgatty68, just measured mine and they are 38 1/2" to centre of spindle,but others may be different.
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your comments show you know very little about traditional door construction which is little changed in over 400 years
the lock fits between the tennons in the mid rail of a door
which is EXACTLY the reason why the lock is centred in the mid rail
which is EXACTLY why it doesnt damage the integrity of the door
your comments show you know very little about traditional door construction which is little changed in over 400 years
the lock fits between the tennons in the mid rail of a door
which is EXACTLY the reason why the lock is centred in the mid rail
which is EXACTLY why it doesnt damage the integrity of the door
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Ellie - I wish you were correct in that my doors looked that nice - but yup, that is the sort of door I have, but not well cared for (but that is another post )ellie wrote:May be that would be for a door like this!
I went to a bookstore and asked the saleswoman, "Where's the self-help section?"
She said if she told me, it would defeat the purpose.
She said if she told me, it would defeat the purpose.