Would I need to drill extra holes in my door for this lock?
1532409
Yes.. two small holes. But you will love this lock. I have two of them at my home. Youtube the installation instructions and how to program it and that will help you out. Very easy after you see it done.
1532410
YesIt comes with a manual drill bit. They simplified the process by giving you everything you need in the box. (Template, drill, ..)
652944
There is no component for a thick door as I had to router out the wood and recess the deadbolt. This was for an outside wood gate which was thicker than a normal house door. I called schlage and went to as locksmith...no extension piece for this lock
1104772
There are holes through the handles that you could put a padlock through, if the door handles line up properly. Ours did not line up at all. From the reviews I've read others have had better luck, but our doors are completely out of alignment.
1807627
You might want to buy the hooks and hook locks from them. You might need somemore 5/16 self tapping screws also.
453348
This item replaced my existing deadbolt with no drilling necessary. Follow handing and programming instructions closely and you should have no problems with it. I have 2 units. 1 is nearly 2 years in service and the other 10 months. Zero problems.
1187642
I would say so, my mom's door just had thin wood strips between the glass panes. My husband says you only have to drill a 1/4 to 1/2 inch sized hole - he installed one at his office.
1816512
Drill it straight into the door with self-tapping screws. You may need to cut out some excess material with a dremel on the door and door panel to make it fit properly.
1914824
You will need to drill the holes yourself. If you're pretty crafty, it shouldn't be a problem
666704
This is a entry door lock. I don't think it is designed for your application.
1799244
Yes, you will have to make holes in the door. I would suggest you only mount it to a wall with the screws provided and make sure you drill into a a wall stud only to hold it up. If your door is hollow, do not drill into the door as I don't feel it would hold up once you add your iron, board, or accessories.
146742
Any Hardware store should carry some type of angle iron that you and drill holes into and attach to your door frame. The metal brackets are a safety feature.
741006
No need to drill holes. place over door. I bought 3M Command small hooks and placed them horezonal to grasp onto the wire rack to keep it from banging when opening door. this all works well & will be easy to move when the time comes with no damage to the door.
489212
I am not quite sure I had the handy man from my building's complex do the actual installation of the Master Lock my door seams to be about 2" thick and I would think it seam to adjust easily.
803971
Then could be drilled to secure them together. Be careful the wood is particle board. If you plan on drilling the doors to add a lock I'm not sure that would work out again with the wood.
1008140
You can put any door that you use with regular locks. Can you change to setup de lock to open to left or right side!But remember that probably you cannot use in your old door holes. You have to close the holes and then make news to your new lock. I canoot buy other door, I did that, is better, but i cant do that if you want!
1662075
no. use clamp-ons. i do not know if any such bars have holes as without additional welds and reinforcements, strength/integrity would be compromised
1017688
Some drilling may be required, but this is a standard cylindrical lockset so you may certainly use it on any standard door with cylindrical lock cut-outs.