Does this fit your existing deadbolt? Do you have to drill any holes?
453346
It does fit the standard deadbolt holes Your lock type needs to be the type where deadbolt is seperate from regular handle lock and bolt. This just replaced the deadbolt portion and the door handle assembly remains. Easy to install.
453347
It fit my door perfectly without drilling any holes. I did have to make the hole in the door jam deeper. If the dead bolt hit the back of the hole it would retract and not lock.
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.
453349
if you already have a deat bolt, that is keyed to the outside, it should work fine.
453350
Mine fit perfectly where the old deadbolt was and no extra holes were necessary. Such a great product!
453351
No, it's fit my existing deadbolt, and I don't have to drill any holes.Thank you,
453352
It was a new door installation the contractor had the holes cut as a standard door with knob and deadbolt, the deadbolt fit right in and worked perfectly, no extra holes. Only change from plan, the remote was not programmed for the deadbolt and it had to be synced. Instructions included were simple to follow however.
1592927
I took my old deadbolt out and slipped this one right in. The slide bolt was a bit of a snug fit, but not so much that I had to redrill anything. It is bigger than a regular deadbolt (obviously), but still fit with room to spare over the decorative back-panel for my door knob.
768669
Can't say for sure but I believe these are all pretty standard.......i used some hardware from my existing lock on the new one. Your main concern should be the thickness of the door. Good luck!
712634
Unfortunately I already installed my lock so I can't get exact dimensions of the holes without taking it off the door, but I can tell you: 1.) It fit the doors perfectly in my home built in 1932 2.) The measurement up to actual metal that sticks out to latch the door (not the deadbolt) but the metal piece that retracts when turning the nob, is 1.5 inches exactly.
1224832
No holes, fits over door knob. There is a small round Velcro piece that can be used. I didn't have to use it, as it hangs down well. I also had a dead bolt knob that I cut like the knob hole and it helped to stabilize the guard. I am very pleased with mine.
1188039
Yes with some modification of longer bolts. I'm not sure if the lock will still work. I know I would be able to make it work with trip to the hardware store.
1010303
I can only answer that this lock fit the old holes from our very old handle. I believe it was only two holes but it was a nice fit to the door. I really love this handset and I use the security lock more than the door handle lock. It is very rich looking and we live in a condo where the door serves 4 units. Our unit is seven steps up from the front door and it's the first thing a person sees upon entering. It's a good buy and you will be pleased with it. Hope this helps you out. Barbara
1248203
Sure. The distance from the center of the handle to the top of the housing (on the longer, inside half) is around 4.25". So if you have that space available under your deadbolt, you can install it.
260592
Yes. I have it installed this way. However, its possible there are exceptions to this. My door had pre-drilled holes and mortises, which I believe are standardized.
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.
1010300
The dead bolt is a seperate hole, the top of the main handle has a hole there too for the usual latch assembly. The lower part of the main handle requires a small hole to secure it to the door. That hole is something like 1/8 size and goes through the door and a cap is installed on the inside of the door to cover the screw. So if you have the usual two holes in a door your fine, you'll just have to drill a very small hole for the lower part of the handle to secure it to the door. Any normal drill bit will work, it's in the directions.
1017888
There's no guarantee, some locks get superseded by lock whose dimensions are different than the original. However, we offer a 14 day return policy if you try to install it and it doesn't fit. If you have any more questions we'd be glad to help.CodyCamping Connection
1010298
The bottom of the handle has to be attached to the door, it will require a small hole (less than 1/8" in diameter) to be drilled thru the door so that a bolt (included) can be pushed thru the door from the inside and screwed into the handle. I suspect your door was delivered with 2 large diameter holes in it for the lock assemblies. So yes your installer will need to drill an additional hole to attach the bottom of the handle to the door.
1460494
there are no existing holes for a padlock. You would have to drill your own holes.
1347648
I agree with Neal. Mine is a standard door lock. As long as you read the measurements and make sure it fits in the deadbolt hole of your door you are fine. If you get it and it doesn't fit you'll end up having to drill or return it. The measurements are in the pictures and the instructions that come with it start as if you have no holes at all in the door. They give you a template to drill with if you need it. Also there are several versions of this lock that fit different types of doors, so if this is not the right one, look around for a bit on here and on ebay and you'll find plenty of other models similar. I agree with Neal. Mine is a standard door lock. As long as you read the measurements and make sure it fits in the deadbolt hole of your door you are fine. If you get it and it doesn't fit you'll end up having to drill or return it. The measurements are in the pictures and the instructions that come with it start as if you have no holes at all in the door. They give you a template to drill with if you need it. Also there are several versions of this lock that fit different types of doors, so if this is not the right one, look around for a bit on here and on ebay and you'll find plenty of... » Read More I agree with Neal. Mine is a standard door lock. As long as you read the measurements and make sure it fits in the deadbolt hole of your door you are fine. If you get it and it doesn't fit you'll end up having to drill or return it. The measurements are in the pictures and the instructions that come with it start as if you have no holes at all in the door. They give you a template to drill with if you need it. Also there are several versions of this lock that fit different types of doors, so if this is not the right one, look around for a bit on here and on ebay and you'll find plenty of other models similar. « Show Less
1549943
Ours did not cover the deadbolt hole. We have the original deadbolt still installed, we just don't actually use it.
1073068
Erin, I don't know exactly what a "thick door kit" entails but I remember that the connecting shaft for the deadbolt was longer than I needed and I had to cut it down a bit to fit. If that makes sense.