I would like to buy a combination lock now to go with it. The holes look small - will a larger high-security combination lock fit through the holes?
485024
Combination lock may be a little too heavy for cables also not sure if cable holes are wide enough for combo lock
1187421
depends on what kind of safe you have it could have 2 pin or 8 pin locks but it should fit if your door looks like the picture.
1493522
Im not sure of the exact size of the holes. They are a decent size so so the cable can be worked through. Ours is use by our son to lock up his valuables etc computer, passport I. His xorm room.
1831762
It will work with a normal combination lock or a pad lock of the same size.
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.
941165
It will fit, but it will be so tight that it will jam the lock and make the lock non-functional. The lock is as cheap as I have ever seen for that kind of lock, so look for another product.
411349
Let me see if I understand, the standard backset for door locks is 2 3/8" or 2 3/4". Are you saying that your hole backset is 5 inches?
591477
Yes - that would work well with this wall safe. The lock mechanism is recessed in the door and nothing protrudes beyond the perimeter trim.
1342375
It should fit. These types of locks don't protrude any farther than a standard lockset.
2147030
Sorry but I return the it. I may have had a defective one because I couldn't change the combination to my own. Bought the master lock instead.
1242694
Mine is on a gate and the hasp is bent therefore the longer shaft gives me more "wiggle" room as some one else termed it. I love this lock as the inside is not going to rust and become hard to unlock as all my other cheaper locks did. I have no opinion on a shorter length for the lock.
1114604
Yes. I prefer this style because you can drill the hole a little larger and lock it with a padlock instead of using the clip.
768667
I really am not familiar with lock sizes. However, the points that I do know, it fits a standard cam-lock hole and the depth is important. So that it can reach through the door, or not be too long on the other side. Best measure would be to verify the hole size, and then the mounting depth. It is a fantastic lock and I use three. They are very smooth. Everybody that sees me use it, ask where they can get one. Good luck
927850
Yes it would. This is a great lock. If you broke in you would have to use a stick of dynamite. I will buy more.
160399
It is not the same as for a standard locker lock. You need to read the instruction in the small book that comes with the safe to apply the combination numbers provided for the lock also provided with the same document...
135188
I use it in a front house door and the old lock did not have this hole, so I had to by a cover for the dead bolt lock and drill a hole for the little hole above the lock , my problem was the dead bolt was to close to the regular door lock and interfered with the adel lock , however I am very happy with it so far .....
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In my opinion, it would be as secure as just having a regular lock there. So if you think that would be secure enough, than this would be as well. That being said, as long as your deadbolt and regular knob were drilled to a standard size, they should both fit. They end up close on the outside of the door, but it works. My door was pre-drilled when we bought it, and I thought it would not fit. It ended up fitting nicely.