Multi-point Lock Options


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We use Hoppe

HLS2000 & HLS9000

Multi-point locks


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Handle

Zone   

HOPPE

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EMTEK

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ASHLEY NORTON

Ashley Norton Handle Options

HOPPE Contemporary Lock System


This system has a clean modern look.  The lever and the deadbolt are separate pieces on the face of the door without a shared back plate.  This system can be used when no lever is desired on the exterior of the door.  The only thing visible on the exterior is the keyed cylinder.  The interior has a thumb turn for the dead bolt and lever.  The door latch can be swapped with a roller latch enabling the door to close but be pushed open from the exterior without a lever.  To lock and unlock the door, you must turn the thumb turn or the key several rotations to activate/retract the swing hooks and dead bolt.  There are no top/bottom shoot bolts.

 

Choice of round or square plate with either the Amsterdam or Dallas handle styles shown below.  Or, choose a 48" or 72" square or round door pull instead of a handle on one side or both sides of the door.

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HOPPE Atlanta and Dallas style handles
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