will these locks work on metal doors.
1690256
Yes they will. This is one of the best purchases that I have made. The convenience and the flawless performance are a winning combination. I highly recommend.
1690257
Yes, you will be able to install them on metal doors. Just double check on the thickness of the door.
1690258
I have installed this on my entrance door which is Metal and did worked well, as ling as the thickness of the door match and the distance between lock hole the edge of the door is right, this will work fine.
1690259
We have ours on a metal door. Our house was broken into and we used these for the replacement. 2 weeks later, another burglary was attempted however they were unsuccessful with the entry because of this set! Highly recommend them. Love it!!
1799723
Yes they will. I used them on my 2 car metal door to lessen the noise and it helped. They cost a LOT more and the big hardware stores! The prices on Amazon is the best in my opinion.
239482
I just read your text, Larry. I don't know if they would pick locks, but they are small enough to get in a keyhole. I had it in my mind that you were going to use it for automotive stuff don't know why. Sorry
1202385
If they are contact type switches and not electronic, I see no reason why they won't work. My switch on the door is a contact / magnetic and the other switches are all contact type. Just follow the directions and make sure the ground is good. Check the ground "FIRST" this is where the problem usually starts.
308471
Yes they do. And I think you get a total of six identical keys. I bought these for my trailer. I have had lots of different trailers with lots of different locks. I could tell when I put the key in for the first time and turned it that these are good quality locks.I think they should market these as trailer locks. I cant think of too many other applications that will accept large locks like these.
201595
As long as the brackets are metal and not aluminum type, I suppose they'll work
505430
Yes, and they are "wood" screws. (I believe 1") I did also install them on metal doors and metal screws were required. I tried the wood screws on the metal doors and they did not grip properly.
1387117
These may work for you. You can cut them to fit. The only problem may be getting them to stick to metal.
1198216
If you have wooden crossbars to screw them into, then yes. Would be difficult / impossible to attach to metal. Hope this helps.
1709924
Yes. You can tale the lock with the key you use now and have them match it. Both Home Dept and Lowe's do this.
1789100
As long as you can access the top of the door to install and slide the lock back and forth, I would think that these would work for doors that push in rather than pull out. The locks only have handle extensions on one side, so if the doors are between rooms, you'd only have a handle on one side of the door.
963314
Not sure I use them on a in closed car trailer not sure if its the same style latch good luck
607745
This lock works on both left handed and right handed doors, so yes it will work for your door. You simply change the handle orientation, a very simple procedure.
177519
It's possible, depending on how thick the metal is that you'd be locking... But you probably want to go with something larger and stronger. These things are really tiny.
529341
It is vary study. The only thing is that the locks are plastic so I would suggest buying a new ones.
1779526
Definitely not - these are just plastic inserts that fit into the oarlocks to prevent metal to metal contact.
997145
The lock will fit the hole, depending on how wide the flange around the hole is. Basically is there a lot of metal or material around the hole? These locks are quite small.