I recently purchased another Schlage lockset from Home Depot. Can the new set be keyed like the set I already have if I provide the code?
1991751
Yes, while giving them the key would probably be best- depending on the competence of the person re-keying the lock it is totally possible to do with just the 5-digit code on the back of the key.
2100683
I'm not sure about the specific model you mentioned, but the locksmith was great at rekeying our Schlage deadbolts and door locks (including a keypad entry) so they all use the same key. And reading the reviews I say that someone had rekeyed them before they were installed -- made a lot of sense, so we did too! Saved us the cost of a locksmith coming out. Just dropped off the locks after we received them and the locksmith rekeyed them in an hour. We had them installed and have never had a problem. Love them!!!
46104
It can definitely be rekeyed to match the same model. Not sure if it will match any Schlage lock.
582676
I think they're just saying that if you DO order a security-type set (i.e., the same model knob, but a "security set" which also includes the deadbolt, which a regular non-security knob does not include) THEN your extra deadbolt piece will be able to be opened with the same key. THIS particular set is only the knobs - no deadbolt, I think...
2154765
yes you can just make sure the new key came with a chip or take the old chip from your old key and just ask the lock smith if they have the programmer to , program vehicle
758623
Hello. They are not keyed alike. They use a standard Kwikset tumbler and can be rekeyed by any locksmith.
355113
There is no shorter code than the one you set. Is there a master code? Yes. That is the program code. If that code is made available anyone with it can reprogram the user codes as well as the length of codes. That programming code can be changed to another, and the user codes would also need to be updated after. Can someone just walk up and open your lock with a factory code?Schlage would need to answer that but I'd venture an "unlikely" best Hj
1205664
Yes, my schlage house key slides into the lock just fine. I have not had the pins changed yet to match my house key. I installed the lock in some sliding doors in the rear guest house. I am happy with the lock for my application.
1585172
They will already be keyed the same out of the box. If u want them rekeyed you will need to have a locksmith do it. Sometimes Home Depot does it for free.
943126
It depends on the store. Most competent locksmiths will know what you're trying to accomplish, and can make a key for you from a Kwikset key code. But some stores will insist that you bring them an existing key for the to copy. I would call the locksmith before you go in and ask. Also, you should be able to order keys by Kwikset# online (mfssupply, bargainlocks.com?). The simplest way to go about it would be to find a key to one of your locks, use the feeler gauge included in the kit to determine its key code, then re-key all of the locks at your property to that key. If you're not sure how to do this, there are a number of instructional videos on youtube that can help. It depends on the store. Most competent locksmiths will know what you're trying to accomplish, and can make a key for you from a Kwikset key code. But some stores will insist that you bring them an existing key for the to copy. I would call the locksmith before you go in and ask. Also, you should be able to order keys by Kwikset# online (mfssupply, bargainlocks.com?). The simplest way to go about it would be to find a key to one of your locks, use the feeler gauge included in the kit to determine its key code, then re-key all of the locks at your property to that key. If you're not... » Read More It depends on the store. Most competent locksmiths will know what you're trying to accomplish, and can make a key for you from a Kwikset key code. But some stores will insist that you bring them an existing key for the to copy. I would call the locksmith before you go in and ask. Also, you should be able to order keys by Kwikset# online (mfssupply, bargainlocks.com?). The simplest way to go about it would be to find a key to one of your locks, use the feeler gauge included in the kit to determine its key code, then re-key all of the locks at your property to that key. If you're not sure how to do this, there are a number of instructional videos on youtube that can help. « Show Less
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.
278758
There does not appear to be any codes in the locks I purchased. So, the answer is No.
357387
every key is different. they come with a unique code so that if you do lose your keys, you can request the same set from them
798428
I understand those can be re-keyed by a locksmith, but to just order a new key, I doubt it. Or if you order a whole new lock the new key probably won't work. If it did, that would mean any robber with a spare key to one of those would be able to get in. That wouldn't be too secure would it? Balance the cost of re-keying with the cost of just buying a whole new lock unit and proceed accordingly.
791465
It's not unlike having a locksmith change any other conventional lock's tumblers, then re-keying to that new tumbler height - AS LONG AS THE CURRENT LOCK IS A SCHLAGE!! Generally will not work if your lockset is a Qwickset, or any other brand that doesn't use the "Schlage" type key blank. This is a very important point (and, yes, I speak from experience!). Learned that one the hard way. ;-)
46103
Yes. I had Lowe's due this for me. The only requirement is that you bring in the working key that came with the lock and the key to which you want them to re-key it to.
826446
The keys are about half as long as a Schlage house key. I do not know if Home Depot et al can do these, I have not tried.