Does this cover the space on a door that a traditional entry lock and dead bolt combination would use? Is it also a dead bolt?
610728
Not likely, but it depends how far above the handset your deadbolt is installed. I have installed this handset and it completely cleared the existing deadbolt, so that both are available for use.
610729
There are two models, one that locks the door normally and one that locks the door with a dead bolt. I have the normal (no dead bolt) on the front entry door and the dead bolt on the side garage door. These are so nice as you never need a key anymore. I still have original 9 volt battery in each. Highly recommend them. And yes they cover the old locks space on the door, at least it did for me.
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.
541899
the dead bolt has a lever within the interior dimension and will work with any door that accepts a deadbolt,also the door has a lever and they gave me two for both right and left,best lock i ever had,hope this helps
83955
Yes it locks. not sure of actual dimensions. It fits through a standard doorway. its about 6ft tall, about 4ft wide and 1.5ft deep.
1796653
Both the entry lock and the dead-bolt have "latches" on the inside that you turn to lock/unlock. A key is only required on the outside.
374044
No, but its non-deadbolt cousin does. I have both the dead bolt and the other on my doors. Only one can be set with the auto-lock feature. Although, when one looks at the interior they both appear identical, as if they both could, but that is not the case.
1347649
I am not sure what a mortise lock is but it works on a standard deadbolt configuration. Hope this helps.
2245060
No it physically blocks the door from opening. Actually someone on the outside could lock you in. Do you have a good deadbolt? The hardest part is drilling the holes, but with the right tools it's doable.
509411
This one is door way only. It fits average doors, but obviously you have to make sure the trim thick enough for that bar on the top to set into place.Also it does require assembly so before you use it, make sure all the bolts are tight! Lol you don't want to put your weight on it if its not together!
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
1235369
You would have to remove the deadbolt from your door to use this product because it will cover the deadbolt hole. However, from a security standpoint I would not recommend using this product to replace a deadbolt lock.
1592929
It fits a standard bolt lock preparation: 2-1/8" hole, 2-3/4 or 2-3/8 setback (adjustable), with or without mortise on the door edge. They recommend at least 5-1/2" clearance from the door knob. Installation is straightforward, instructions are pretty clear.
1636957
I never installed this lock as I bought is for an exterior door and it did not fit properly, so I cannot answer your question.
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.
4186
NO. It does not cover both holes (unless they are real close together then you would have to place the door.)I use it on the bottom handle and have a regular dead bolt up top. If I leave and forget to look dead bolt then at least the door is locked because we always leave the inside knob to where it auto-locks.
2188540
It's just like a normal dead bolt. It's helpful if I forgot to bring keys outside. I can open it using the combination with any keys. In fact, I am lazy to carry keys.
1036129
It will just cover one. you can intall a seperate regular deadbolt to fill the second hole.
2273577
Only a small cable passes THROUGH the deadbolt hole, connecting to the locking mechanism you mount to the inside portion of the door. Keep in mind, this lock DOES NOT use a standard deadbolt mechanism.