does it replace a deadbolt lock
470474
No. This device sounds an alarm when it is tripped, i.e., when the door is opened. It is adhered to the door and doorframe with velcro, so it is not a secure device. It is a very fun toy, however. It didn't fit well on the entry door to my son's bedroom, so we put it on his closet door.
1819365
The deadbolt has a key slot on the outside and a twist knob on the inside. You may be able to order a double keyed deadbolt. The door handle of course has a key slot on the outside and a twist knob to lock on the inside. By the way this lockset is a quality made product, don't be fooled in thinking otherwise because of the lower price offered,
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.
525854
It may if you take the lock off and put it back on a lot. For me, I installed the lock and left it.
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.
610730
Yes, this uses traditional door handle/lock holes, and should be a drop-in replacement for most handles/locks currently in place. No, this unit is NOT a dead bolt, it is a traditional outside-entry door lock. Schlage makes a different (similar) unit that is a dead bolt only.
44811
I have had the lock installed for about 3 months and haven't needed to replace them yet. I am sure it will depend on how often the door is opened and closed. I am the only person in my household. On another note, I wouldn't recommend this product because it malfunctions quite a bit. It was replaced once because there was a clicking sound and wouldn't lock. When I got a new one it did the same thing until my fiancé did some adjustments on his own. You could also get the same thing at Home Depot for the same or better price.
453351
No, it's fit my existing deadbolt, and I don't have to drill any holes.Thank you,
1027823
Yes you need to remove the knob and keep the deadlock on. This lock goes where the knob would have been below the deadbolt.
1619686
It isn't a deadbolt lock. I do think they sale a deadbolt version but it is more expensive.
997535
Not too sure. However I would contact the manufacturer directly. ..they may be able to help you. Or maybe replace the lock and you will receive a new key with the new lock.
1205598
Yes. It comes with a blank key for installing the locks. I dont know how well it would work though for trying to remove the locks.
945657
I don't know. I actually tried the lock for a month while my house was being renovated. I decided not to use this lock set because it went through batteries very quickly. Also the key fobs did not work very often. I would recommend the Schlage deadbolt. I have had one for about a year now and it works as good as the first day.
910158
Yes. One key operates both the latch, and the "deadbolt" pin. It comes with two keys.
292794
Is there a number on the lock? if so take that to a lock smith and they can make you a new one.
1215476
Not that I have, but you could replace the pin with a bolt with a nylok nut and at least someone would have to have tools to overcome the lock
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.