1 Once the screws pop into the holes the knob, rosette and heavy plate should come right off. 2  Latch Method: With a knife, flat head screwdriver, or other narrow implement, pry the round plate surrounding the knob away from the door. 3  It should snap away easily. Try looking on the round, doorknob plate on one side of the door or on the neck of the knob itself. 2  Hole Method: Look for small holes on the doorknob shaft or the base there maybe a small hole with a deep set screw you can use an allen wrench to loosen.
Â· just now. hashira æ±. The generic term for any type of pillar, column, post, pier and strut, the basic members of Japanese timber architecture. The character, itself, is made up of ki æ¨ meaning tree or wood and, by extension building timber; and ä¸» meaning main, chief, or master. In traditional construction, pillars are erected first and then all the structural parts including tie beams, roof framework and covering are added.
Deyanira /dey-ani-ra/ [4 sylls.] as a girls' name is of Spanish and Greek origin, and the meaning of Deyanira is devastating, capable of great destruction. Greco-Roman mythology: the wife of Hercules, who managed to kill him by trickery. Kreatif forms: Deyanida, Deyanima, Deyanina.