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Question: Can this specific model be used for both right and left hinged doors?
Document: Easy install as it fits either right or left hand doors,seems to be well made and is from a name brand lock company. Simple to program, very pleased with this lock.
I bought this for a rental. It completely meets my expectations. Fairly straightforward to change the codes, and it always works when you enter the right code. Note: this model locks automatically. There is no way to set it on non-lock.
the handles come not attached so depending on what way your door opens you can actually just flip the piece on the inside of the handle and then install the handle the opposite way, so this would work on a left or right opening door, very nice. im not sure what it is about the Schlage rather than the kwikset, but i love the way the Schlage handle and the entire unit looks.
In April, I bought one of these. I liked it, so I bought 2 more for other doors in my building. One by one, they all failed, and almost always on a day when it was raining. Of course I tried the basic troubleshooting and battery replacement, but the keypad glitches like crazy on 2 of the units, and the 3rd one is just dead. To make matters worse, the dead unit left it in an unlocked position.I couldn't recommend this to anyone at this price.
Simple to use and to change codes in the future. It allows many user codes to fit our needs. Worked well in our rental apartment hallway setting. Tenants loved having the doors locked and the choice of using a key or code. I purchased this specific lock as you don't have a option to unlock it from indoors as needed in a rental setting. Much easier and cost effective than wiring the whole building to a buzz-in system.
Buy this babyJust remember this model always needs a code or key to enter. I use them in an educational/childcare facility.So when leaving the room the door always locks and the kids can't disable it like on some versions that have the flip handle to disable the need for a code or key.And this model comes with the 9V battery unlike some other schlage versions.
Instead of doing this, if you have an attached garage, why not just get one of those mountable keycode garage door openers at under $30? That is what I did rather than replace with another pricey Schlage keypad lock. Right now... my front door Schlage is just an expensive decoy.
No problem with quality or basic performance. Easy to program. Easy to add and remove codes which is useful for having contractors come to your house. It's a Schlage which means it is well built. Nice feel. Smooth mechanism. Push the top button and the keypad lights up for easy entry at night.But... Know what you are buying. This model (575) does NOT have an old school lock/unlock button. This door is always locked from the outside.
That is exactly what we wanted--we don't have to think about whether the door is locked or not. Other units have the option of being left unlocked. That may be what you need. The description points out the difference, just be sure to read carefully so you get what you want.
Before we got this, we fumbled for keys to get in, or we left the door unlocked for days at a time.NO MORE! :-)  This provides the added security we needed with the ease of pushing a few buttons to get in.This fit our needs perfectly.
Answer: yes