Is this workable for the front door of my house? I am trying to get away from standard door locks.
815598
I probably will but please note that these locks are not designed for intruder protection... these are meant for reliable door traffic control.
2047703
I'm not sure how it will hold up for coastal use. Seems like a pretty solid lock, so might do okay for a while. I installed my on my garage side door and have really been enjoying it's convenience and funtionality. I don't beleive you would be able to change the lock code though. The instructions came with a preset combo and no info how to change this. It might be possible to get a matching key set, but not sure. Sorry I can't provide more details. The lock has worked great on my garage door and is very handy not to need your keys. Good luck.
456801
This is a deadbolt and is meant for regular doors. It is not a garage door opener.
1017039
Yes. It locks like a regular deadbolt from the inside. It's quick and easy, but it can always be unlocked with the correct code from the outside.
1989001
Yes, even if your door does not have a lock it will do the job. Only way to open a door with this lock on it is to either break the door or from the inside!
1977154
This lock can be used anywhere a regular deadbolt can be used, taking into account, of course, that the shape of this deadbolt lock is narrow and tall, not "puck-like." If the gate is a door, sure. If the gate is metal bars, maybe not the best application. You will also need a door knob. This is a lock, not a handle-lock. Read all the details before purchasing; and all the reviews.
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Being that this lock is made for doors with a slide-bar on both sides that lock into slots in the track I don't see how this would work. I just replaced my old door with a new one and now have the same side slide you have and it doesn't look like this lock is compatible.
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Think of this as a just a really fancy deadbolt. If your door can have a normal deadbolt, and there's room below it for the keypad, this should work. Hope that helps.
1655042
Tony, I have fitted a few of these and they are excellent and I use them on standard outside doors. .1 5/8" thickAs for latch size, this is in the instructions, which I don't carry, but suggest you Google the lock instructions.Good luckAs others say 1" projects from the door
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I would not recommend for the front door even if it works- this would leave your frnot door unlocked and any body could break into your house while you are somewhere else inside.
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I agree with Neal. Mine is a standard door lock. As long as you read the measurements and make sure it fits in the deadbolt hole of your door you are fine. If you get it and it doesn't fit you'll end up having to drill or return it. The measurements are in the pictures and the instructions that come with it start as if you have no holes at all in the door. They give you a template to drill with if you need it. Also there are several versions of this lock that fit different types of doors, so if this is not the right one, look around for a bit on here and on ebay and you'll find plenty of other models similar. I agree with Neal. Mine is a standard door lock. As long as you read the measurements and make sure it fits in the deadbolt hole of your door you are fine. If you get it and it doesn't fit you'll end up having to drill or return it. The measurements are in the pictures and the instructions that come with it start as if you have no holes at all in the door. They give you a template to drill with if you need it. Also there are several versions of this lock that fit different types of doors, so if this is not the right one, look around for a bit on here and on ebay and you'll find plenty of... » Read More I agree with Neal. Mine is a standard door lock. As long as you read the measurements and make sure it fits in the deadbolt hole of your door you are fine. If you get it and it doesn't fit you'll end up having to drill or return it. The measurements are in the pictures and the instructions that come with it start as if you have no holes at all in the door. They give you a template to drill with if you need it. Also there are several versions of this lock that fit different types of doors, so if this is not the right one, look around for a bit on here and on ebay and you'll find plenty of other models similar. « Show Less
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It should work fine. It's all tension and spring based. You would, however, have the latch showing on the exterior part of your door. If that happens to bother you. But I do like these door latches. They require no screws or permanent damage to the doors. They function easily. Can be set to an unlock position which is nice if the kiddies are away for awhile or if you're in and out of a door with the latch on it.
2159697
The handle sticks out two (2) inches from the storm door. The lock is much less, so if you have at minimum 2Inches between storm & front door your good. Good luck!
1148983
It is not lockable, it has two latches on the door. You would need to add a separate hasp and lock.
10555
Yes. I did this with my door in order to fit this lock, but you must be certain that the door is the right width and that it is solid, not hollow. A hollow door will not support this lock; it must be solid wood. I used this tutorial on Youtube in order to do this and it worked very well for me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko4qUa3Ex4k
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Don't know my lock is in the center and has an exterior handle to turn and release the door. The dead bolt is key operated from the outside.You may have to drill a hole in your door but I think it might work. It's probably not going to fit naturally.
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This lock is designed to be used on an exposed exterior door, I have one so installed and it has had no problems.