Can Anybody Identify This?

earfist

we have a no-name door that we are trying to find hardware for- hinges/handles. it's an exterior custom french patio door. it was a display module and no hardware was sent with it. it has january 2005 markings but no manufacturer markings. any ideas on where to find some hardware? i have checked all the local home depot/specialty stores. please see the attached pics. any help would be greatly appreciated.

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SelfContract

Special lock hardware, maybe the guys from Locksmiths shops are able to tell, I have no clues either.

wink

the hinge part shouldn't be a problem but i can't help with the lockset, the store were it was displayed can't tell you the manufacturer

troubleseeker

Did you remove the lock from the door and look for anything on the mechanism case? If nothing, I would try bringing it to a hardware supplier that deals in architectural hardware (metal doors and commercial locks) . You probably have a better chance of them recognizing the manufacturer, or at least being able to get generic replacement parts to make it work. Hinges just look like standard 5/8" radius butts.

Is the photo distorted, or is that the tallest, skinniest door unit I have ever seen?

Trimwerx

I put some emtek handles on 3 sets of doors that had what looked like exactly that same mechanism. One set of doors (older than the others) had the mechanism flipped opposite the other set, so i know they make a wide variety to cover all those types.

neolitic

Maybe Peachtree?

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essrmo

baldwin mortice lock, 4" butt with 3/4" radius.

Pavola

Lemieux doors - artisan series maybe, but it looks similar to several manufacturers lock sets.

par3144

I can suggest a few lock and hardware suppliers. Don't have web sites at the moment but search on google for info.

Ultra Hardware
US Lock
IDN Taylor lock and Hardware
Shearer Security Devices
Allied Locksmith Supplier

Pat
Reider's Locksmith

Tmrrptr

Ear, it looks to be a knockoff of a baldwin mortise style entry set with the woodwork done by machine production jig.

It would be best if you can get the missing parts from whoever did not send them because it could run 4-5 hundred bucks for Baldwin hardware.

I can get that stuff at a local shop that sells interior hardware, and you should be able to do so in your area... ask a couple people..
Take in a picture and measurements of the spread.
Door's got to be at least 1 3/4" fo Baldwin, but that's probably not an issue.

Online, Architectural builders supply has 'em, but there might be a less expensive source...

Gosh, whatever you get, I really can't advise oiled brass finish!
It can look great, but shows any little bit of abuse.

panthony

Threshold say Therma-tru
Hardware is Baldwin