Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Can it be unlocked in any way from the outside in case of emergency?
Document: Received 7 days from order date! The only reason I bought this is because it was lockable, and the product description states &#34;The outside knob/lever can be unlocked by an emergency key&#34;! That to me would mean that it would include an emergency key of some type and would be otherwise unlockable, but they do not show you the side without the lock on it in the picture!
Installed easily with just a screw driver. Works well also can be unlocked  from the outside with dime. Would purchase again.
This is on my pocket door to my bathroom. I really wanted a way to lock the door so this is perfect. I really like how the door can be completely flush against the wall and you just need to push on the lock and a 'handle' comes out for you to grab.
A twist of the knob when it's closed engages the latch.Installation was straightforward and didn't take a really long time. The Privacy Latch has a nice clean look to it.The first one I ordered had a defect that prevented the screws that hold both sides together from threading in all the way. The replacement was perfect.
I know a pocket door latch and lock, does not sound like it could be cool. but this one is. We reused a door that already had the door know hole cut into the door. So, when I found this on Amazon I figured I would give it a try. The way it latches is very cool and we could not be happier with our choice.
The set up from the manufacturer was perfect for my 2 11/16" front door, but way too big to fit the 1 5/16" pocket door it is installed in. The posts in which the assembly screws into are not tapped very deeply so the screws cannot be turned into the posts very far--thus the need to purchase shorter screws (which by the way are metric M4).
When this happens the best solution I found was to pull the pocket door toward me while applying pressure on the lock's dial to unlock it the rest of the way. I can do this, my Mom can't.The solution here I think is that I need to glue a little barrier to block the thumb grab from catching on the left side of the plate installed in the door frame.
I purchased this and installed on a new door which was easy. It looks nice and I like it better than the standard pocket door locks. Problem is the side latch mechanism does not work! It does not come out to latch at all. The only way I got the side latch to work was by manually pushing it out with a screwdriver lightly, but it only works that one time then will not pop out the next time I try to lock it.
I can't stand installing the regular pocket door hardware for my clients by cutting out a rectangular chunk from the leading edge of the door only to have a useless surface to grab for closure and an impossibly small lock knob to turn - the industry standard. So I turned to this as an alternative.I'm a builder and a finish carpenter and I know my way around detailed mortising and accurate chisel work.
perfect for my bath door. has retractable pull on lock mechanism that allows you to pull door out from pocket easy to install and good quality hardware
Answer: yes