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Home Accessories HANDLE for a List of Levers Available for Home Accessories, See Next Page Sample Order / Cheat Sheet ❏ QUOTE ❏ ORDER NAME: PO# Q Home Accessories 1/3 ADDRESS: DELIVERY: ADDRESS: ORDER DATE: OFFICE PHONE: CONTACT: FAX PHONE: HARDWARE WORK ORDER Toll Free 888.788.2013 or 208.788.2013; Fax 208.788.2577 JOB NAME: JOB PHONE: 2002 12 04 LINE HANDLE ESCUTCHEON HANDING OR DOOR LOCK DEAD BOLT PRICE NO. FUNCTION EXTERIOR INTERIOR EXTERIOR INTERIOR METAL PATINA LENGTH BACKSET THICKNESS TYPE TRIM DESCRIPTION LOCATION # QTY. QUOTED 1 AC B R CH1 1 73.00 2 AC W M B6 1 434.00 3 AC B M MSD112 1 875.00 4 GVC T300 W L 5/16" adapter 1 387.00 HB E417 B D 1 139.00 5 SCH W D 48 CH101, CAP5 1 470.00 6 FUNCTION METAL BACKSET DOOR LOCK TYPE DESCRIPTION LOCATION # AC = Accessory B = Silicon Bronze Not Applicable THICKNESS Not Applicable See page Qiii for options Room Number or Door GVC = Gas Valve Cover W = White Bronze Not Applicable Number, etc. PL200 = Plaque, 4 9/16” x 6 7/16” HB = Hand Rail Bracket PL250 = Plaque, 5 1/2” x 13” SCH = Stair Carpet Holder PATINA QTY PL = Engraved Plaques L = Light DEAD BOLT TRIM CH101 = 1 11/16” x 1 11/16” M = Medium Not Applicable CH102 = 2 1/16” x 2 1/16” Number of each desired D = Dark HANDLE R = Rust For a list of Levers available for BB = Brushed PRICE Home Accessories, see next page. DL = Dark Lustre $ List price each For specifications, refer to Section A. HP = High Polished * *Up-charge applies. ESCUTCHEONS HANDING / LENGTH / FONT For a list of Escutcheons available L = Left Hand Baluster Length for Door Accessories, see next page. R = Right Hand BA8132 = 48” For configurations, specifications, S = Single Door BA8336 = 48” and pricing, refer to content of this D = Double Door BA8173 = 54” section. BA6843 = 48” C = Coronet BA7022 = 41” CG = Century Gothic BA7142 = 44” NCS = New Century BA7075 = 45” School Book BA7555 = 45” Q i Stair Carpet Holder Length 48 = 48” Q ii Sample Order / Cheat Sheet Q Home Accessories 2/3 HANDLE ESCUTCHEONS (continued) 6” HOUSE NUMBERS L400J = House Letter “J” T300 = T Handle Trousdale HN600 = House Number “0” E30303 = 3" x 3" Square HN601 = House Number “1” ESCUTCHEONS HN602 = House Number “2” 4” HOUSE LETTERS (continued) Edge Dmd-Sq-Rnd-Oval HN603 = House Number “3” L400K = House Letter “K” E153 = 2" x 3" Edge E415 = 3 9/16" x 3 9/16" Diamond HN604 = House Number “4” L400L = House Letter “L” E416 = 2 5/8" x 2 5/8" Square HN605 = House Number “5” L400M = House Letter “M” STAIR BALUSTERS E417 = 2 1/2" Round HN606 = House Number “6” L400N = House Letter “N” BA8132 = Stair Baluster, round, 3/4" E418 = 3 1/4" Round HN607 = House Number “7” L400O = House Letter “O” BA8336 = Stair Baluster, oval, 1" x 1/2" E501 = 2 5/8" x 5 1/4” Oval HN608 = House Number “8” BA8173 = Stair Baluster, round, 3/4", w/ 1" ring L400P = House Letter “P” HN609 = House Number “9” Rectangular BA6843 = Stair Baluster, branch, ø varies L400Q = House Letter “Q” E400 = 2 1/2" x 3 3/4" Rect BA7022 = Stair Baluster, square, 1 1/8" L400R = House Letter “R” E414 = 2 1/2" x 4 1/2" Rect BA7142 = Stair Baluster, round, 9/16" 2 3/4” HOUSE LETTERS L400S = House Letter “S” BA7075 = Stair Baluster, round, 9/16" L275A = House Letter “A” L400T = House Letter “T” Stepped BA7555 = Stair Baluster, round, 9/16" L275B = House Letter “B” E300 = 2 1/2" x 3 3/4" Stepped L400U = House Letter “U” L275C = House Letter “C” L400V = House Letter “V” Metro 2 3/4” HOUSE NUMBERS L275D = House Letter “D” L400W = House Letter “W” E201 = 2 1/4" Round N2750 = House Number “0” L275E = House Letter “E” L400X = House Letter “X” E202 = 3 1/2" Round N2751 = House Number “1” L275F = House Letter “F” L400Y = House Letter “Y” E204 = 2 1/4" x 2 1/4" Square N2752 = House Number “2” L275G = House Letter “G” L400Z = House Letter “Z” E205 = 2 1/4" x 3 1/4" Metro N2753 = House Number “3” L275H = House Letter “H” E236 = 2 1/2" x 4 1/2" Metro N2754 = House Number “4” L275I = House Letter “I” OUTLET COVERS Arched N2755 = House Number “5” L275J = House Letter “J” DSP1 = Decora Style Switch/Receptacle Cover (1) E700 = 2 1/2" x 3 3/4" Arched N2756 = House Number “6” L275K = House Letter “K” DSP2 = Decora Style Switch/Receptacle Cover (2) E701 = 2 1/2" x 5 1/2" Arched N2757 = House Number “7” L275L = House Letter “L” DSP3 = Decora Style Switch/Receptacle Cover (3) L275M = House Letter “M” DSP4 = Decora Style Switch/Receptacle Cover (4) Curved N2758 = House Number “8” L275N = House Letter “N” DSP5 = Decora Style Switch/Receptacle Cover (5) E500 = 2 1/2" x 3 3/4" Curved N2759 = House Number “9” L275O = House Letter “O” DSP6 = Decora Style Switch/Receptacle Cover (6) Maddox 4” HOUSE NUMBERS L275P = House Letter “P” SP1 = Switch Cover (1) E589 = 3 1/8" Maddox SP2 = Switch Cover (2) N4000 = House Number “0” L275Q = House Letter “Q” SP3 = Switch Cover (3) Designer N4001 = House Number “1” L275R = House Letter “R” SP4 = Switch Cover (4) E101 = 3 1/2" Round Designer N4002 = House Number “2” L275S = House Letter “S” SP5 = Switch Cover (5) E103 = 3" x 3" Square Designer N4003 = House Number “3” L275T = House Letter “T” SP6 = Switch Cover (6) N4004 = House Number “4” L275U = House Letter “U” Ellis OP1 = Outlet Cover (1) L275V = House Letter “V” E005 = 3" x 5" Ellis N4005 = House Number “5” OP2 = Outlet Cover (2) N4006 = House Number “6” L275W = House Letter “W” SP1-CABLE = Cable Cover Briggs N4007 = House Number “7” L275X = House Letter “X” SPOP2 = Combination Switch and Outlet Cover E10820 = 2 1/2" Round N4008 = House Number “8” L275Y = House Letter “Y” SPDSP2 = Combination Switch & Decora Style Cover E10800 = 2 3/8" x 7" Briggs N4009 = House Number “9” L275Z = House Letter “Z” Mack COAT HOOKS E21005 = 2 1/2" x 4 1/2" Mack 4” HOUSE NUMBERS 4” HOUSE LETTERS CH1 = Antler Hook, 7 7/16" N4000CG = House Number “0” L400A = House Letter “A” Hammered CH2 = Coat Hook, 5 3/8" N4001CG = House Number “1” L400B = House Letter “B” E30403 = 2 1/2" x 4 1/2" Hammered CH3 = Coat Hook, 3 3/8" N4002CG = House Number “2” L400C = House Letter “C” CH4 = Coat Hook, 2 5/16" Convex N4003CG = House Number “3” L400D = House Letter “D” CH5 = Peggy Hook, 4" E30503 = 2 1/2" x 4 1/2" Convex N4004CG = House Number “4” L400E = House Letter “E” Corbel Arched N4005CG = House Number “5” L400F = House Letter “F” DECORATIVE NAIL E30603 = 2 1/2" x 4 1/2" Corbel N4006CG = House Number “6” L400G = House Letter “G” DN101 = Nail, 3" N4007CG = House Number “7” L400H = House Letter “H” Corbel Rectangular N4008CG = House Number “8” L400I = House Letter “I” CLEAT E30703 = 2 1/2" x 4 1/2" Corbel N4009CG = House Number “9” CLT100 = 3 1/4” Sample Order / Cheat Sheet Q Home Accessories 3/3 MAIL SLOTS Options for "DESCRIPTION" column (pg Qi ) MS105 = 3 1/2” x 13 1/2” Peak Mail Slot Leather Options MS110 = 3 1/2” x 15” Mail Slot, w/ exterior hinged swing door LBK = Black Leather MSD110 = 3 1/2” x 15” Mail Slot, w/ exterior and interior hinged swing doors LBT = Brown Tapestry Leather MS112 = 3 5/8” x 18 3/16” Mail Slot, w/ exterior hinged swing door LBW= Brown Weave Leather MSD112 = 3 5/8” x 18 3/16” Mail Slot, w/ exterior and interior hinged swing doors LCH = Chocolate Leather LHA = Hazelnut Leather BELLS LSP = Spice Leather B6 = Small Bell LWH= White Leather LWI = Wine Leather B12 = Large Bell Bronze Insert Options HORSESHOES & STAKES BTW= Weave Insert HS110 = (2) HS100BL “A” Shoes BFL = Flower Insert = (2) HS100WL “B” Shoes BTD = Tide Insert = (2) ST136 Stakes BWD= Wood Insert HS120 = (2) HS100BL “A” Shoes BBR = Branch Insert = (2) HS100WL “B” Shoes BBA = Basic Insert = without Stakes BTF = Tuft Insert BRT = Flute Insert HS100 = Single Shoe ST136 = Single Stake Edge Collection Options ETW= Weave FINIAL CAPS EWD= Wood CAP1 = Standard Finial Cap EBA = Basic CAP2 = Ball Finial Cap ETD = Tide CAP3 = Dome Finial Cap EWR= Wire CAP4 = Steeple Finial Cap EMS = Moonscape CAP5 = Acorn Finial Cap NAPKIN HOLDER NH100 = Napkin Holder PLAQUES PL200 = Plaque PL250 = Plaque PL300M = Plaque PL300W = Plaque MIRROR CLIP MC100 = Mirror Clip NAMEPLATES NAMEPL-GENT = Gentlemen Nameplate NAMEPL-LADIES = Ladies Nameplate SUN MEDALLION SUN2636 = Sun Medallion Q iii Q iv HOME ACCESSORIES 1020 Airport Way Hailey, Idaho 83333 USA toll free 888.788.2013 • ph. 208.788.2013 • fax 208.788.2577 [email protected] www.rockymountainhardware.com 202002 HOME ACCESSORIES—HANDRAIL BRACKETS Q 1 • Product is shown with E417 Round Escutcheon for illustration purposes only. Refer to Section B for escutcheon styles and specifications. • Specify escutcheon style, metal, patina, and leather or texture. HB Handrail Bracket HB Handrail Bracket with E005 Ellis Escutcheon with E415 Diamond Escutcheon 3" x 5" . $ 230.00 3 9/16" x 3 9/16" . $ 141.00 with E101 Round Designer Escutcheon* with E416 Square Escutcheon 3 1/2" . $ 351.00 2 5/8" x 2 5/8" . $ 141.00 with E103 SquareDesigner Escutcheon* with E417 Round Escutcheon 3" x 3" . $ 321.00 2 1/2" . $ 139.00 with E153 Edge Escutcheon* with E418 Round Escutcheon 2" x 3" . $ 149.00 3 1/4" . .$ 151.00 with E201 Round Metro Escutcheon with E500 Curved Escutcheon 2 1/4" . $ 139.00 2 1/2" x 3 3/4" .
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