Does the keypad have enough room between a typical door hole and dead bolt hole? Or is resizing necessary?
842016
We have installed it without a problem on several doors without a problem and while keeping the original deadbolt lock in place
842017
As long as it's a standard door that was commercially cut with the openings, there should be plenty of room.
842018
I had no problem installing these on two doors that previously had standard locks and also separate deadbolt. PS: I bought two less expensive brands before I finally paid the extra fir the Schlage. These are great and their Customer Service people are outstanding in case if any questions or issues! Highly recommended product.
842019
Resizing is not necessary, we still have our regular dead bolt in place and didn't have to change anything. This is a great keypad, I highly recommend it!
130424
I don't know but I DO know that we had one that just worked with the keypad at one time and it was a pain in the "you-know-what". Because it relies on the battery to throw the bolt, the batteries wear out quicker. Also, if the door shifts one little bit and makes the bolt a tight fit, it might not latch OR when you try to get in, it might not open and you end up having to use the key. We find the manual turn knob a much better system.
1453101
You will only remove the deadbolt to install this unit. You will not have to remove the knob underneath the deadbolt. Installation was very easy. Took a total of 20 minutes. I very much enjoy the idea of a keypad deadbolt lock. My daughter does not like to carry keys, so this makes it convenient.
1841001
Yes, there a two small holes. Key chain(small) included, you can be used a key ling.
832864
Donna I believe up to 2 1/4" door. Instead of drilling the door if you already have a peep hole , my suggestion is to get a cheap reamer with t handle and just ream until you get the fight size.
1193388
Hi Leanne, Thanks for your question. In response, Yes. We've had many customers install this keypad, without any issues, in just a few hours. However we also have many other customers that have chosen to allow a local car stereo shop, etc to do the installation. Either way is fine. Just depends on your preference. Hope this helps. If I can be of any additional help, just let me know.. Have a blessed day, Mark
849367
Yes it will fit. It's bulky when in this case but if you use your key board a lot it is worth it
841724
It fits perfectly on a regular door knob and has space. It's practically not on the way. You just have to watch closing the door an make sure the door is closed because it's a tad bit heavier and you have to pull or push it closed.
1539656
I recently installed this keyboard and found that there is only a very small additional dimension needed beyond the 23 1/2" keyboard. My desk has less than a two inch gap on either side of the keyboard. The hardware slide and mounting brackets on each side take up somewhere around 1 1/4 - 1 1/2" beyond the wood of the keyboard on each side. This is a very compact installation. The quality of both the wood and steel hardware is very well made and the slide mechanism operates smoothly and has a very solid feel - much better than the plastic keyboard drawers I'd been used to before buying this one. I am very pleased with this purchase. I hope this helps you. I recently installed this keyboard and found that there is only a very small additional dimension needed beyond the 23 1/2" keyboard. My desk has less than a two inch gap on either side of the keyboard. The hardware slide and mounting brackets on each side take up somewhere around 1 1/4 - 1 1/2" beyond the wood of the keyboard on each side. This is a very compact installation. The quality of both the wood and steel hardware is very well made and the slide mechanism operates smoothly and has a very solid feel - much better than the plastic keyboard drawers I'd been used to before... » Read More I recently installed this keyboard and found that there is only a very small additional dimension needed beyond the 23 1/2" keyboard. My desk has less than a two inch gap on either side of the keyboard. The hardware slide and mounting brackets on each side take up somewhere around 1 1/4 - 1 1/2" beyond the wood of the keyboard on each side. This is a very compact installation. The quality of both the wood and steel hardware is very well made and the slide mechanism operates smoothly and has a very solid feel - much better than the plastic keyboard drawers I'd been used to before buying this one. I am very pleased with this purchase. I hope this helps you. « Show Less
1122195
There is definitely adequate spaces between the key. It is as long and wide as your average keyboard. Dimensions are as follows: 438.9 x 153 x 15.5 mm
2246266
Who knows. It is huge and the dial rather than the keypad is more of a time waste. I wouldn't buy this again. Its to big and yes I do have a ton to store but still its to big.
1227399
Depends. If you don't have a lot of keys you need to push then yes a keypad can replace your full-size board. I'd still recommend getting a full board too though because you can't type on a keypad.
957068
All I used was the rubber key pad and put it in my old fob. It did not fit well and kept setting the alarm off. This thing is a pile of junk. Sorry I could not help you further
453351
No, it's fit my existing deadbolt, and I don't have to drill any holes.Thank you,
2031648
probably not but there are several deadbolt locks at Lowes that you can configure to fit. You just have to do without the leds.
2032789
The answer to the first question is I don't know, but if you go on line to the company and contact them, they will answer your question. They were helpful when I had to replace my keypad because the ribbon came loose. It works great. The ribbon is long enough to go comfortably from the outside of the garage to the box inside the garage .
1119963
The keypad is actually recessed in a leather wrapped frame. The frame touches the screen, not the keys.