Copper Creek Interconnected Locksets
Copper Creek interconnected locksets coordinate multiple locking components into one door-hardware system. The current assortment includes a Bulldog passage interconnect and Avery single-cylinder entry and keyed entry/office configurations. Because these functions operate differently, begin by identifying exactly how the opening needs to lock and unlock before selecting trim or finish.
Interconnected hardware generally depends on a specific relationship between the upper and lower lock preparations. Check bore spacing, cross-bore and edge-bore requirements, backset, door thickness, latch and deadbolt preparation, trim dimensions, and any required reinforcement against the selected product. Existing doors should be measured carefully because standard lock preparation does not automatically match an interconnected set.
For keyed models, review the cylinder and keyway information and determine whether the opening must coordinate with other locks in the project. Handing and interior trim configuration should also be confirmed where specified. Use the individual product listing to verify exactly which lock bodies, latches, strikes, trim components, and mounting hardware are supplied.
Interconnected locks are often chosen where coordinated interior operation is important, but the complete opening still needs to meet the project's functional and regulatory requirements. Verify the selected lockset against the door and frame, hardware schedule, manufacturer instructions, and any applicable egress, fire, accessibility, or local requirements before installation.
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