Locking patio door handle 4-15/16

Quick Learner from California
I need to replace my locking patio door handle. We use a key to lock our present one from the outside, but it gave up the ghost after 25 years. Having a problem because our hole distance is 4-15/16". I see you have a locking keyed handle of that size, but am at a loss for the mortiose part with those dimensions. We currently have a clanp style, but I think we can work with mortiose, correct? Just need the hole distance to be 4-15/16".
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Dave Sr.
Dave Sr. from SWISCO
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Hmm..Before we answer your question, could we see some photos of the mortise set you're looking to replace? 

Quick Learner from California
I don't currently have a mortoise lock, I have a clamp. Maybe you have that replacement?

I purchased a clamp style, but the clamp was in a different position and wouldn't lock into the sliding glass door frame. That's why I though a mortoise lock might work.

Any help you can provide would be very much appreciated.

Linda
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Tom
Tom from SWISCO
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82-005consider something like our 82-005. If memory serves, the clamp style kind of latches to the frame, but the 82-005 has a hook that attaches to a keeper. If you have the space in your frame to install the keeper that comes with it, then our 82-005 set may be a good option.

Quick Learner from California
Hi Tom,

I see 82-005 along with 82-306 may take care of my problem.

Are they made to work together as I need to lock the door from the inside as well as the outside.

I've included a picture of my doorframe. Does the 82-005 come with something for the hook to latch into (that I can install in the frame.)

Sorry for all these questions, but I've gone from store to store and website to website trying to replace this.

Thanks,
Linda
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Tom
Tom from SWISCO
SWISCO
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It's no problem at all! That's what we're here for. The answer to both questions is "yes." Yes, the 82-005 and 82-306 are compatible, and yes, the 82-005 also does come with a keeper. 

Let me know if you need to know anything else! We're always happy to help.

Quick Learner from California
Thanks for all your help. I've ordered the parts!
Professional from CA
That is a Window Master handle. Replacing it is not easy.
I have a handle that should work, but I haven't needed one in years, so I haven't been able to test it.
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