Delaney Contemporary - Grade 3 Single Cylinder Square Deadbolt

Both. The Contemporary single cylinder deadbolt covers 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, which is the full residential range from older interior slabs up to standard entry doors. No spacer kit or separate part number to specify, the same bolt handles either thickness.

If the door is prepped to the standard residential pattern, yes. The Contemporary deadbolt uses a 2-1/8 inch cross bore and a 1 inch edge bore, and the backset adjusts between 2-3/8 and 2-3/4 inches, so it covers both of the usual bore center locations without redrilling. Face measures 2-9/16 x 2-9/16 inches with a 1-3/16 inch projection off the door. Mounting hardware comes in the box.

Keyway is a required choice at order: KW1 5-pin or SC1 5-pin. Pick KW1 if the building runs Kwikset keys, SC1 if it runs Schlage. Then choose keyed different or keyed alike. Keyed alike is what a landlord wants when one key should open several units or a front and back door on the same unit.

No. Single cylinder means key outside, thumbturn inside, so anyone who can reach the inside through a broken sidelite or a glass panel can turn the bolt open by hand. For a glazed door or one with a sidelite within arm's reach of the bolt, you want a double cylinder (key both sides) instead, and you need to check your local code first because keyed egress is restricted in some jurisdictions. On a solid door with no glass nearby, single cylinder is the normal choice and the faster egress in a fire.

The Delaney Contemporary square deadbolt is Grade 3, which is the residential duty level, and it is catalogued for residential use. That is appropriate for apartment and single family entry doors. For a commercial entrance, a leasing office, or any opening with heavy daily traffic, step up to a Grade 2 or Grade 1 deadbolt instead. Construction is all metal.

Yes, the Contemporary deadbolt covers both. The latch faceplate comes round corner or square corner, so it drops into whichever edge mortise is already routed without you having to chisel the pocket square or fill a corner. Edge bore is 1 inch.

The Delaney Contemporary square deadbolt is a single cylinder deadbolt with a cylinder outside and a thumbturn inside, so it covers the deadbolt half of an entry opening only. When the opening needs a gripped exterior handle with the keyed function built in, a single cylinder handleset covers both: the Callan Visconti Single Cylinder Handleset with Interior Trim and the Callan Briona Single Cylinder Handleset with Interior Trim are both single cylinder handlesets carrying a Grade 3 rating, the same grade the Delaney deadbolt carries. A handleset prepares the door differently than a deadbolt bore alone, so confirm the door prep before switching.

The Delaney Contemporary single cylinder square deadbolt is rated Grade 3. On the handleset side, the Bravura 913-Savannah, 915-Jacksonville and 971-Austin handlesets, each supplied with the 615 interior plate and 906-Macon interior knob, are rated Grade 2, as is the Bravura 973-Montgomery handleset with the 672 interior plate and 939-Charlotte interior lever. Those are handlesets rather than standalone deadbolts, so the grade step comes with a change in what gets mounted on the door.

No. The Schlage Residential F10 Accent lever is a passage lock, meaning it latches but does not lock or accept a key. The Delaney Contemporary square deadbolt is a single cylinder keyed deadbolt with a thumbturn inside, ordered with either a KW1 5-pin standard or SC1 5-pin keyway. The F10 Accent is a Grade 2 F Series lever with a dual backset latch and fits doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch thick, the same door thickness range the Delaney deadbolt covers, so the two are commonly installed on the same door - the lever in the bore for the handle and the deadbolt above it - rather than one replacing the other.

No. A bored deadbolt has no handing, the bolt throws straight into the strike and the thumbturn works either way, so left hand and right hand doors take the same part. All you specify is finish, keyway, and keying.

A deadbolt alone gives you the bolt and thumbturn, nothing to grip or latch the door shut. For a full entry set, the Callan Visconti and Callan Briona single cylinder handlesets are Grade 3 like this deadbolt, so the same duty level. If you want a step up in duty, the Bravura handlesets are Grade 2, including the 913-Savannah, 915-Jacksonville, 971-Austin, and the 973-Montgomery, which comes with a lever inside rather than a knob.

Just the deadbolt plus the bore. The Delaney Contemporary deadbolt ships with all the mounting hardware, so there is no separate strike or screw pack to add. What you do need is a second 2-1/8 inch cross bore and 1 inch edge bore in the door above the existing lockset, plus the matching strike prep in the jamb, if the door was never drilled for a deadbolt. If the door is already double bored, it is a straight install.

Yes, and you should order it in the SC1 keyway to keep the building on one key system. The Schlage Residential F10 Accent passage lever and the J10 Builders Basics knob both cover 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, the same range as this deadbolt, and the J10 uses the same 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch adjustable backset. Passage function means those have no cylinder, so all the keying lives in the deadbolt.

The Delaney Contemporary square deadbolt is a mechanical single cylinder deadbolt keyed to a KW1 5-pin standard or SC1 5-pin cylinder and operated by a thumbturn from inside. Where the opening needs card or phone credentials rather than a cut key, the Paxton PaxLock Pro Galaxy lever latch lock is a battery powered lever latch lock with a dual frequency reader at 13.56 MHz and 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, AES128 encryption, built for a 1-3/4 inch door thickness and carrying UL, FCC and ISED listings. It is a lever latch lock rather than a deadbolt, so it changes both the door prep and the way the opening is secured.

The Delaney Contemporary square deadbolt is keyed and belongs on entry doors. For hall, closet and other interior openings in the same unit, the Schlage Residential J10 Builders Basics knob is a passage function knob with a 2-3/8 inch or 2-3/4 inch adjustable backset and round corners, rated Grade 3 - the same grade the Delaney deadbolt carries - and fits doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch thick, matching the Delaney deadbolt's door thickness range. Its adjustable backset also matches the Delaney deadbolt's adjustable 2-3/8 inch to 2-3/4 inch backset, so both bore to the same layout.

Four: US15 satin nickel, US26 polished chrome, US12P Tuscany bronze, and US19 black. Delaney builds the Contemporary Collection to coordinate, so the same finish carries across the levers and handlesets in that family if you are matching a whole unit or a run of doors.

No. The Emtek Select Brass Conical Stem Dark Walnut knob is a passage function knob, so it has no key and no thumbturn locking. The Delaney Contemporary square deadbolt is a single cylinder deadbolt, keyed outside with a thumbturn inside, and comes in US15 Satin Nickel, US26 Polished Chrome, US12P Tuscany Bronze and US19 Black. The Emtek knob is a decorative passage trim that would be paired with a separate deadbolt on an entry opening, not used as one.