I have seen this many times with mechanical lever trim for panic hardware, but I have never seen this…
Thanks to Greg Kelly of Allegion for this Fixed-it Friday photo!
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Ha ha ha……… well they are handed…… They were probably told “We sent you the right locks. Just install them!!!”
Gives a new meaning to Left Hand Reverse. Also gotta love the orange version power transfer system.
One side for short, sorry, vertically impaired people, and one for tall people. This limits anyone having to stretch to far.
Brings a tear to the eye.
Now that’s an LOL. Thanks for making my Friday!
On most hardware I would assume that the first thing the (unqualified) installer did was
throw away the instructions (Usually along with the fastener pack!)
With installation of the CO/AD locksets being rather involved I have to assume that he was in too big a hurry to read the section on changing hand of the lockset…Which isn’t difficult for crying out loud!
In the words of Bugs Bunny-What a Maroon!
If only the installer read the instructions on how to change the handing….
I think the trim may be the least of their worries if that bottom rail cuts into a conductor on the extension cords under the door. on a metal door, the person grabbing the door handle will become the path to ground. That is scary.
Isn’t the CO-200 field reversible?
Mechanical or electronic the instructions are not read by installers who “know” how to install hardware
Got to love those non handed lever units . As they say “where there is a will.” Or is it “necessity is the Mother of all inventions”?
Only one is SFIC.
Is it possible that these are temporary doors?
It looks like the area is under construction.