Is the deadbolt side of this lock able to be pointed vertically downward? My existing lock points down, not horizontal like in the pic.
599023
It works find pointing vertically downward. That is exactly how mine is positioned. And, it is pretty easy to install.
599024
Yes, it can be installed vertically up or down as well as horizontally. I installed mine pointing down just as you want to.
599025
Yes. Mine is pointed downward when locked. Goes slightly horizontal when unlocked. Make sure you check your screw length and cut (if needed) to appropriate length. It WILL go through facing of deadbolt side if too long. This lock was a lifesaver for me considering the garage door is over 20 years old. Hope that was helpful.
2192241
Since there is a lock only on one side (like to lock the bathroom door) when you want to reverse it, the handle will be up instead of down. I think you have to get the right or left one.
1733576
You can adjust your vertical angle to under 30°, just takes a wrench which is included. Horizontal is not really adjustable so much, unless you add a wobblier kit.
450034
No. You have to turn the knob or use the key to latch the pins. It's seems to be a very secure locking method. The jamb can't be spread apart to bypass a typical deadbolt.
2161371
Yes. The primary adjustment is in the vertical plane (up or down) but some lateral (side to side ) adjustment is possible by rotating the stem and re-snugging the Locknut.
1792061
No it can be adjusted from vert le to horizontal. The security strap holds it tight.
2179117
HelloThis lock is straight and then bends slightly down about 1/4 inch near the end of the lock. Then it is straight again for about 1/2 Inch. I can take a photo of the backside if you need to see what I mean.
1333496
Yeah, I believe that's part of the design. The mac mini can slide in face up or down so the mac mini itself would be installed right-side up. I currently have mine installed on a wall with the mac mini pointing down and it seems fine. The lock sits off to the side so if you had the mac installed either way the lock shouldn't get in the way of anything and yet still keep it from coming out.
289669
Well, it must be able to accomodate the deadbolt being on the left or right side of the door, so it should be able to be mounted backwards regardless of the side your deadbolt is on. However you could simply unlock your door from the outside, so not sure that would accomplish what you are looking for. Love the product!
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.
2110702
I have mine mounted horizontally, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't mount it vertically.
1563756
No. The lock jaw should be in the vertical position even if your lock is horizontal. Just place Lock Jaw in vertical position over your lock. Have it set up so when you slide the two arms down, they touch and hold the lock in position so your lock cannot be turned. Check out their website for demo. It should be so gravity will keep the two arms of the lock in the down position, even if the little set-screw is not tight.
1141640
Yes, you can lock the beam and tilt it. Both the horizontal and vertical beam will be on at the same time and locked.
666704
This is a entry door lock. I don't think it is designed for your application.
1632212
The padlock is approx. 40 inches up the cabinet. (Give or take an inch) Even if you install the bar as low as you can it will be over 30 inches.I haven't tried this but if you are handy with a drill I would think you could drill a couple of holes lower on the bar for the lock. I don't think it matters where the hole for the lock is. But, again, I have not tried this.
1619687
Understand that I returned mine, they said I wouldn't need to drill any more, and that wasn't the case, but, it is not a deadbolt, only a regular lock. My problem was the inside plate was so large that I could not use the existing deadbolt. They should tell you that if you do have a deadbolt and it's not at least a foot above the regular entry lock and handle, you can't install it on your existing door.
1297617
I don't see why it wouldn't. The lock uses "in/out" action. Position the lock vertically for "up/down" action, or horizontally for "side/side" action.