Is this lock a Weiser key entry lock meaning the hole where the key goes in has to be Weiser not kwikset
1965259
It's just like any other lock. Weiser, Kwikset or otherwise, take the key that came with the lock into someone who makes keys and they'll match it up with the correct blank and cut a key that will work
1965260
it is a Weiser keyway, however i tried a Kwikset key and the cylinder accepted it, so I would think it could be re keyed to your existing Kwikset key an exception may be the age of your Kwikset locks some of the older locks had different keyways to the present
1965261
I was replacing a non-functioning wiser thinking keys would correlate. They did not. So I have a separate key for both knob & deadbolt. A little inconvenient but I do love the quality & keyless lock itself. Great product just not as interchangeable as you might think.
1965262
Yes this is a Weiser electronic (battery) operated lock set and can be operated with the key if needed. It is complete and can't be used with other brands.
1965263
I would presume a Weiser key, as it has that name right over the slot that the key goes in. That is the kind of key that came with the lock we bought.
1347652
This is a US standard version it is NOT a mortise lock. I installed this on my US door with no modifications just removed the old deadbolt and this device goes above the door handle.
9509
Key code? They are a simple key lock. Unless u are referring to the key style .
2052465
yes. it has the little keyhole like most other doorlocks. its on the flat part, not the handle.
359731
this lock is strong .you have to search for the key hole for it`s at a 90 degree angle. would like to have the key straight in
2076920
No. It has a smaller disk shaped thing on the knob. You have to turn it to lock and unlock it from the inside and you have to use the key to lock or unlock on the outside.
1637281
Yes, it is. You don't need the key to lock it in place, but you need it to open it and remove the club.
1592926
I believe this simply refers to the deadbolt holes that are often already drilled in the door. I had no issues removing my old deadbolt mechanism and having the Schlage lock fit into the very same hole.
1033701
Hello Mr. Morris, basically, there are 2 different cylinders in the Kwikset 816. The black cylinder is for the owner and the keys (gold color) has a different profile then the standard kwikset keys. That means, you can't rekey the standard cylinder (silver) with the "golden owner key". But you can replace the black cylinder against a standard kwikset cylinder in few minutes if you want. Best regards AJ
1775115
@V. Virmani, it's just a lever. No deadbolt is incorporated in the model I purchased. In fact, I had to remove my deadbolt because it was installed too low and got in the way of the Kwikset installation. And purchased a cover to place over the hole where the deadbolt was installed. Overall, good lock minus the issue with the previous deadbolt. Having not to rely on a key has been a godsend recently as I had many visitors to my home: exterminators and visiting friends and family. I would give the visitors the second code and changed the code shortly after. Although you'll need the included hex wrench to change the code from inside the house, I found it relatively easy to do. @V. Virmani, it's just a lever. No deadbolt is incorporated in the model I purchased. In fact, I had to remove my deadbolt because it was installed too low and got in the way of the Kwikset installation. And purchased a cover to place over the hole where the deadbolt was installed. Overall, good lock minus the issue with the previous deadbolt. Having not to rely on a key has been a godsend recently as I had many visitors to my home: exterminators and visiting friends and family. I would give the visitors the second code and changed the code shortly after. Although you'll need the included... » Read More @V. Virmani, it's just a lever. No deadbolt is incorporated in the model I purchased. In fact, I had to remove my deadbolt because it was installed too low and got in the way of the Kwikset installation. And purchased a cover to place over the hole where the deadbolt was installed. Overall, good lock minus the issue with the previous deadbolt. Having not to rely on a key has been a godsend recently as I had many visitors to my home: exterminators and visiting friends and family. I would give the visitors the second code and changed the code shortly after. Although you'll need the included hex wrench to change the code from inside the house, I found it relatively easy to do. « Show Less
738342
The one we received has a key lock. This cabinet is very insecure and poorly designed. Buyer beware.
666704
This is a entry door lock. I don't think it is designed for your application.
1333064
Yes FYI Its not a high security lock. More of a convenience of not needing a key or remembering a combination.
77243
Not unless you have there key. Before setting the lock to the new key you have to use the current working key to put the lock into a certain position.
105562
There is a pin on the shaft, but if you have the knobs switched, the one on the outside does not reach the hole in the knob. If you look at the two knobs, you'll see that one has a longer shaft than the other. The one with the longer shaft must go on the outside. The pin is on the right side of the lock shaft and fits into a hole on the knob shaft.
1109909
There is a really nice PDF on the Internet that shows how most of the kwikset locks work. You can find it by googling kwikset rekeying you could find it.
908019
That means its a Kwikset key blank used. So if you were to ever get a duplicate key made they would use a KW1 blank for it. Also you can have them rekeyed (the locks) at most hardware stores, but most likely they will come different.