Interstate + Lakeland Lumber offers a comprehensive line of architectural hardware from many of the leading manufacturers. Hardware plays an important role in home projects. Every door or cabinet is an opportunity to coordinate lock sets, hinges, door pulls and builder's hardware. We keep a large supply of hardware on hand in many finishes to match any decor. For locksets, handlesets, levers, deadbolts, knobs, bathroom hardware, cabinet hardware, Multi-point & Patio trim we offer products from Baldwin®, Schlage®, Emtek® and more. For builders hardware we carry Stanley and Ives® by Schlage. For pocket door hardware we stock Johnson Hardware®. We even carry barn door and fence hardware from MintCraft™! For cabinetry applications, we stock Blum drawer guides. Interstate + Lakeland Lumber Hardware Services include keying by in house staff who can custom key all of your lock sets and replacement hardware for all of your styles and finishes. Give us your plans and a style of hardware and we'll give you a complete list of what you or your client will need to put the finishing touches on your project.
Web Sales Call (203) 413-5232 or email: Web Sales You'll find the quality, peace of mind, and beauty you expect from Baldwin in every lock. True to Baldwin's tradition of quality and craftsmanship, each Baldwin lock is meticulously crafted of the finest materials and with the utmost attention to detail. Baldwin believes that quality should never be a compromise. From using the finest materials to crafting their hardware by hand, they are committed to creating high-quality hardware that not only looks beautiful and flawless but also endures the rigors of time. Since 1946, Baldwin Hardware has delivered modern luxury to discriminating homeowners, architects and designers through superior design, craftsmanship and functionality. From being the first to forge solid brass door hardware to setting precedence for Lifetime Finishes™, Baldwin is synonymous with innovation and unsurpassed quality. For those who aspire to make the home much more than mere shelter Baldwin is their assurance that function and elegance, as well as lasting value and luxurious style, can be found within the same fine family of products.
Ready to buy Baldwin Hardware Emtek® is dedicated to bringing interesting, well-made hardware back into American homes. They strive to provide a broad range of products that provide both superior performance and compelling design. The Emtek product line includes door hardware, cabinet hardware, door locks, knobs, levers, entry sets, bath hardware, door accessories, and multi point locks. Ready to buy Emtek Hardware Interstate + Lakeland Lumber offers a range of Schlage products that are available for both the exterior and interior of your home. Schlage is renowned for making high-quality and durable residential locks along with artfully crafted handles and doorknobs Schlage door levers and handles are a great example of function and fashion working together to fit any decor. Interstate + Lakeland Lumber has everything from hinges to home accents, cut glass knobs for cabinets, and even stocks spare parts. One of the latest advancements is the use of electronic mechanisms to incorporate coding, alarm systems, and other innovative techniques to give the homeowner a stronger and smarter piece of security.
We have Schlage products in a variety of metals such as brass, oil-rubbed bronze, and satin nickel. The most popular models for levers and door handles that we have in stock are Accent, Plymouth, and Flair. We can also special order any of the products you see in Schlage’s catalog or online. Ready to buy Schlage Hardware A Secure Life's top priority is to provide the info you need to live a more secure life. In order to keep this valuable service completely free of charge, we accept affiliate commissions through various links on our site. Because we take pride in our reviews, affiliate compensation does not affect the ratings, rankings, or inclusion of companies. Read our complete disclosure for more. Home Security Systems Reviews & Awards Want free monthly security tips & reviews? How To Spot a Fake Website: Protect Your Wallet and Your Identity300 CommentsHow Good of a Home Security Provider is AT&T Digital Life?142 CommentsBest Password Manager: Dashlane vs LastPass vs 1Password vs RoboForm vs KeePass140 Comments
What Factor is Most Important to You in a Home Security System? PVF / Mechanical Solutions Commercial Water Heater Delivery – 24/7 Functional and beautiful hardware adds a finishing touch to any space. That's why Morrison is proud to offer a range of door, cabinet and bath hardware. From Victorian to Contemporary and everything in between, we carry a wide variety of finishes and styles to compliment any decor. We invite you to drop in and let our professional consultants show you how decorative hardware can add flair and character to your home. TOP KNOBS (USA) INCLever-style door handsets are identical to traditional doorknobs in mechanical design and function. When repairing or replacing a doorknob lever, you need to remove the faceplate -- also called a trim plate or rosette -- to gain access to the internal latch and mounting components. Removal procedures will vary slightly based on lever handle design and model, but all types can be successfully removed with basic household tools.
Levers and faceplates are typically mounted with screws, spring-loaded mechanisms or a combination of both. First, you'll need to inspect the device and choose the correct tools. Inspect the lever and faceplate on both sides of the door and locate the single mounting screw on the lever shaft and two or more screws on the faceplate. Screw heads may be of the slotted (flat-head), cross-head (Phillips) or hexagonal (Allen) variety. If screws are not visible on the shaft, plate or both, refer to the next section. Remove the shaft screw by turning counterclockwise with a screwdriver or hex wrench. Remove the lever by pulling outward from the shaft. Remove the faceplate screws by turning counterclockwise with a screwdriver or hex wrench. Remove the faceplate by grasping and pulling outward along the shaft. If the plate is difficult to remove by hand, insert a flat-head screwdriver under the edge of the plate plate where it meets the door surface, prying outward using gentle pressure. Repeat the procedure to remove the opposite lever and faceplate if desired.