Storm Door Handle/Lock

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I see what you mean, however you should be able to simply flip the inside handle and lock upside down when you install it. Is there anything particular to your door that would prevent that?

I'm sorry, I'm confused. I don't see why you will need to redrill new holes at all. Our inside lever has a hole spacing of 1-3/4". So does yours. Flipping the handle upside down won't affect that whatsoever. The inside lever will still have a hole spacing of 1-3/4".

The 1-1/2" measurement you mention is the projection of the deadbolt. It has no relation to the screw holes at all, aside from just using it as a point of reference to help measure the projection. You don't need to worry about that for now.

The only measurement on your handle set I'm not sure about is the overall hole spacing. Ours is 3-7/8", but I'm not sure what that measurement is for you. If yours is also 3-7/8", I see no reason why any holes will need to be redrilled. You're just flipping the handle upside down so that it matches your hole placement.

Maybe this will help. I've flipped the picture of our handle set around to better reflect what I'm talking about. Using this picture as reference, will you need to redrill new holes?