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Question: Has anyone installed this on a steel-skinned door? It doesn't want to lay flush.  Just keep tightening til the points dig into the metal???
Document: This product allows me to give individual friends access to my house and delete them whenever I want. There's no need to share my personal code with anyone! I can make and delete codes as I please. Friends coming into town? Just make a code for them. Need to let a pet sitter in? Make them a custom code. Then just delete the code when you need to.
We did not want to give out any more keys or leave our door unlocked so we could get back in. We never have to carry our keys again or hand them out to the neighbors. Everyone has their own code. It was easy to install and easy to program.
You will still need a valid code to unlock the door. This makes locking up when you leave very convenient.5. This lock can be made "bump-proof." Bumping is a relatively new, and very easy way to pick most deadbolts. It can be done in about 10 seconds and renders most current locks worthless as security devices. If you want to know more, search the internet for "bump key" and you'll be horrified at what you see.
Ive installed, removed and reinstalled this lock in two homes, and my only complaint is having to buy a special &#34;Thick-door&#34; kit at the new place. Easy to install, program and use.
I had a Schlage regular deadbolt on the front door, it was sticky, the key would not go in properly, one day my key broke off in the lock. The family and I usually take 3-4 trips per year, need a dog sitter for those times and have small children. Leaving a key with the sitter or leaving a key under the mat always worries us, what if someone finds it, they'll have full access to the house (granted the dogs barking usually runs anyone away.)
You may see this as acceptable: I had a new door installed with one of these deadbolts 4 years ago (almost exactly -- thank you Amazon for your records). I replaced the battery about six months ago. Yesterday evening, I was headed out and couldn't lock the door -- the turnbolt just went around and around -- didn't engage the lock mechanism at all. I'm a techie so I went thru their website, looking for any likely culprits.
I got this for my house and really like it. I prefer it over the motorized type since I'm sure the battery will last longer and since I have to pull my door a little bit to get the deadbolt aligned correctly this works much better for me.I am now renting the house out and when the tenant moves out all I have to do is change the codes and the previous tenant will be locked out.I have had it installed for about two years now and the battery is still going strong.
Excellent lock and looks just as good as the ones you buy at the big retail shops. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking
Keypad makes entry easy. Installation was a snap. Has keyed entry of course for backup. Keep code sheet secure, perhaps copied.
- my husband installed it in about 15 minutes- stylish- very easy to use- can use multiple codes - can make a code for workmen... and delete it when they are done
Answer: no