Register with Owenhouse for your next special event, we've got gifts for all occasions! Look for the Gift Registry book at both stores and online here. Let us save you some time by gift wrapping your purchase for you! It's free and available year round. If we sell it, we can assemble it! Free assembly on most items, please ask for more information. If you purchase a new grill from Owenhouse and have it delivered, we'll gladly take away your old grill for recycling at no extra cost.Bring your tank to our West store to have it refilled or just topped off. The bulk propane tank is located in the northeast corner of the parking lot, with a convenient call box to get you the assistance you need. To beat the heat on those hot summer days, why not go floating? Owenhouse carried a large selection of river tubes every summer and each tube you purchase comes with a free fill. If you already have your tube, we'll fill it for $2.00 a tube so you can be on the river in no time!
Purchase Forest Service Firewood Permits, a minimum of 4 cords for $24 each, from the West office or the Downtown Parts Department. Read more information here. During the holiday season Forest Service Christmas Tree Permits will be available at our West store and Downtown Parts Department. Find more information on Christmas Tree Permits here. We can mix paint to match the color of almost any item - just bring in a sample of the color you want to match. Browse our Paint Department to see what we have in stock. Having a hard time deciding what color to get? Owenhouse has a number of paint and stain fan decks that you may check out (for free!) to help you find the right color for the job. Inquire at the Paint Counter for more information. Do you have a spare key in case you lock yourself out of your home or car? Swing by the store and we can make one up for you. We can cut and program automotive chip keys, program key fobs and sidewinder car keys. Visit our Key Center page for more information.
door knob or deadbolt. If it's a newer Kwikset lock, it may be designed using SmartKey technology to make Engraving services are offered at both Owenhouse locations. We carry both generic and specialty tags in multiple shapes and sizes so you can pick up a new ID tag for your dog or cat, purchase a new luggage tag, or maybe even do both. Owenhouse also offers key engraving services on specific styles of key blank. *Some tags and key blanks will be available by special order only. - Window screen & screen spline - Hardware cloth & chicken wire - Steel, coated & decorative chain - Coated & uncoated steel cable - Rope, bungee cord, nylon webbing & Velcro - Vinyl, plastic & rubber tubing - Vinyl & plastic sheeting - Canvas (Downtown only) - Carpet runner & stair tread - Black iron & galvanized utility pipe (Downtown only) - Copper pipe & tubing - PVC, conduit & flex conduit - Electrical wire & wire loom - Contact paper & oil cloth
- Lumber & dowelsBrowse our selection of replacement shovel handles to find the perfect one for your shovel. Once you have a replacement, we will remove the old, broken handle and install the new one for $15. Let us help keep your chainsaw and mower working efficiently with our sharpening services. Visit our Parts Department when you need parts for your power equipment. We carry many common parts and can order many more. Stop by or call to see if we have what you need: 406.587.5405 We offer full service equipment repair at our Downtown location. in and drop of your equipment that needs service or repair. See a full list of brands we service here. Do you own a small engine that just isn't running like it should? Bring it on in to our Downtown store and let our professionals diagnose the problem. See our Repair Shop page for more information.Sold & shipped by WalmartShipping optionsPickup options1Add to CartShipping optionsPickup optionsHandlesetSingle cylinderUse on exterior doors where keyed entry and security are needed Read more....
About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:Use the Kwikset Venetian Bronze Belleview Single-Cylinder Handleset on exterior doors where keyed entry and security are needed. It includes a fully adjustable latch and deadbolt that are designed to fit all standard door preparations. This hardware also features SmartKey handleset technology which allows you to re-key the lock yourself in seconds. Kwikset Venetian Bronze Belleview Single-Cylinder Handleset: Kwikset Venetian bronze handleset Single cylinder Use on exterior doors where keyed entry and security are needed Features a fully adjustable latch and deadbolt to fit all standard door preparations SmartKey re-key technology allows you to rekey the lock yourself in seconds Part of the Belleview collection SpecificationsConditionMaterialManufacturer Part NumberColorFinishBrandNo question have been asked yet. Gifting plansPricing policyOnline Price Match.ReturnsReturns Policy.
One of the questions readers are repeatedly asking us is how to change out a door lock and deadbolt. Fortunately, replacing existing door hardware is an easy project because you don’t have to worry about mortising the door or door jamb (like you would for a first-time installation). Swapping in a new knob or deadbolt can be done in as little as 15 minutes if you know what you’re doing. I tackled this project last weekend, and I took a lot of pictures so you can know what to expect when you change out your hardware. Removing the old hardware is usually a simple process. Most manufacturers will have two screws that are accessible on the interior assembly. After you back those out, the interior and exterior assemblies can be removed. I’ve seen an older Schlage deadbolt that required the key to be turned part way before you could access the screws, and sometimes there are hidden releases or covers that conceal the fasteners. The latch or deadbolt is commonly secured with two screws into the end of the door.
After you remove those, the latch should slide free. I’ve found it helpful to purchase new locks of the same brand as the old one to better avoid problems with hole size/ spacing. No matter what, here are some questions you should be able to answer: Make sure the new hardware will work with the holes in your door, otherwise you’ll be making another trip to the home improvement center. The pictures below show a Kwikset deadbolt and door knob. The process to install a Schlage or other competitors product is very similar. Deadbolts will have a “this end up” arrow (or even the word) stamped on the side that will let you know how it should be oriented, and many can be adjusted for either backset distance. For instance, on the deadbolt below, it’s a simple matter of rotating the face of the deadbolt to the other position. Once you have the deadbolt screwed in, slide the outer cylinder in place. That metal collar should only be used for 2-1/8″ holes. Discard it if the hole diameter is 1-1/2″.
The rod that extends through the latch is asymmetrical so it only fits one way (the correct way). The inner assembly goes on with the silver-colored piece underneath, and it’s all held together with two long screws. If there’s a faceplate, that snaps on next. Kwikset often secures the thumb turn with a tiny set screw. Schlage keeps everything together as one piece and eliminates this step, but you’ll be able to see the screw heads. The last step for installing a deadbolt is to put the new strike plate on the door jamb. The steps to install a new door knob aren’t very different from a deadbolt. Start with setting the backset on the latch. Unlike a deadbolt, this is usually accomplished by flipping a pin to the correct position. When you put the latch into the door, make sure the face hits the strike plate and not the other way around. Put the outside knob on, feeding the rod through the latch. Now, slide the inside knob on and tighten down the two screws.