Schlage 11-113 - A Series Spring Latch, 1 Diameter Circular Drive-In, 2-3/4" Backset

No. The 11-113 is a 2-3/4 inch backset latch only, so on a 2-3/8 prep the bore centers won't line up and the latch will sit short of the strike. Measure from the door edge to the center of the knob or lever bore: 2-3/8 and 2-3/4 are the two standard backsets, and 2-3/4 is the one you usually find on commercial openings. If yours comes in at 2-3/8, you need a latch built to that backset for whatever lockset is on the door, such as the Deltana G1RLE238 for entry function or the G1RLP238 for passage and privacy in a Deltana lock.

A 1 inch diameter round bore in the door edge, and nothing more. The 11-113 is a circular drive-in latch, so the collar seats into that bore and taps home with no rectangular faceplate pocket to rout and no faceplate screws. That makes it fast on a new bore and on metal doors already drilled round. If the edge of your door is already mortised for a square-corner or radius-corner faceplate, a drive-in will leave that pocket open around it and you want a faceplate-style latch instead.

Either one. A Series latches adjust to suit a flat or a beveled door edge, so the same part covers a square-edge slab and the bevel typically machined into a lock stile. You do not have to order a separate version or shim the latch to make it sit flush.

It is, provided the opening matches on two points. The 11-113 is a certified Schlage replacement part for the A Series and is made to work with A Series lock trim, so the knob or lever you already have stays on the door and only the latch changes. Confirm the backset measures 2-3/4 inches and that the door edge carries a 1 inch round drive-in bore rather than a mortised faceplate pocket. If both check out, the 11-113 drops straight in.

Put it on interior openings. The 11-113 is a spring latch, not a deadlatch, so there is no auxiliary plunger riding the strike to lock the latchbolt against being carded when someone can reach the door edge. For offices, storerooms, and back-of-house doors behind a secured perimeter that is the normal part. On an exterior or perimeter opening, specify a deadlatch: ZenSupply carries a Dexter deadlatch built for the C1000 Series, and the Lockey M230 is a deadlocking spring latch lock with an adjustable backset if keyless entry is wanted on the same door.

No. The 11-113 is matched to Schlage A Series lock trim, and latch tailpiece, retractor engagement, and hub geometry differ between manufacturers, so it is not a cross-brand part. Replacing the latch in another maker's lock means ordering that maker's latch: Deltana lists the G1RLE275 for 2-3/4 inch backset entry and the G1RLP275 for passage and privacy at the same backset, and Dexter has a deadlatch for its C1000 Series. Keep the latch and the lock from the same family.

Only the collar shows once the latch is driven in, sitting in the door edge next to the strike, so match it to the strike and the lockset rather than to the door. The 11-113 comes in 626 satin chrome and 605 bright brass. Take 626 with brushed chrome or satin nickel trim, which is the usual commercial pairing, and 605 where the building is running polished brass. Function is identical between the two.

It is the commercial part. The 11-113 is built for commercial use with a stainless steel substrate, which is what you want where the latch cycles constantly and where humidity or a wet vestibule would pit a plated steel part. For a property manager standardizing across a building, one latch part number covers every A Series opening that is on a 2-3/4 inch backset with a 1 inch drive-in bore, which makes it straightforward to keep a few on the shelf.

The Schlage 11-113 is a 2-3/4 inch backset A Series spring latch with a 1 inch diameter circular drive-in body, made in stainless steel and built to work with Schlage lock trim, and it adjusts for flat or beveled edge doors. Deltana builds at the same 2-3/4 inch backset in two function-specific parts: the G1RLE275 Grade 1 regular latch is an entry function, and the G1RLP275 Grade 1 regular latch is passage/privacy. The practical difference is how you order. The Schlage part is the certified A Series replacement latch and takes its function from the trim it serves, while the Deltana latches are picked by function at the time of order. Schlage finishes are 626 satin chrome and 605 bright brass.

No. Backset is the distance from the door edge to the center of the bore, and it has to match the hole already cut. The Schlage 11-113 is a 2-3/4 inch backset spring latch with a 1 inch diameter circular drive-in body, so it belongs in a door bored for 2-3/4 inch. The Deltana G1RLE238 Grade 1 regular latch, entry, and the G1RLP238 Grade 1 regular latch, passage/privacy, are both 2-3/8 inch backset parts and belong in a 2-3/8 inch prep. If the door is bored at 2-3/4 inch and you want the Deltana, the matching parts are the G1RLE275 for entry and the G1RLP275 for passage/privacy.

It depends which line you are buying. Deltana separates the two at the latch: the G1RLE275 Grade 1 regular latch is the entry function and the G1RLP275 Grade 1 regular latch is passage/privacy, both at 2-3/4 inch backset, with the same split available at 2-3/8 inch as the G1RLE238 and G1RLP238. The Schlage 11-113 is a single A Series spring latch at 2-3/4 inch backset that works with Schlage lock trim, so the same part number serves the openings and the trim on the door determines how it operates. For a mixed floor that is one line item instead of two.

Those are two different scopes of purchase. The Lockey M230 is a mechanical keyless digital combination deadlocking spring latch lock with an adjustable backset, sized for doors 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch thick, so it replaces the whole lock and brings its own keyless combination entry with it. The Schlage 11-113 is a replacement spring latch on its own, 1 inch diameter circular drive-in at a 2-3/4 inch backset in stainless steel, and it goes back into the existing Schlage lock trim rather than replacing it. If the trim on the door is sound and only the latch has failed, the 11-113 is the part-level fix. If the opening is moving to keyless entry, the M230 is the whole-lock change.

That is a different application. The Schlage 11-113 is a commercial A Series spring latch at a 2-3/4 inch backset that goes into a bored door working with Schlage lock trim. For the sidelite panel, the Accentra YSSL10 is a security sidelite auxiliary latch with an ADA compliant thumbturn, listed for 1-3/4 inch thickness and carrying a fire rating, so it is the part written for that panel and for a facility where the thumbturn has to meet ADA. Use the sidelite latch on the panel and keep the A Series latch for the bored door alongside it.