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Electronic Keypad Deadbolt Locks
Do It Yourself — Several features of your new door deadbolt lock can enhance your safety and peace of mind. These eliminate the need to carry keys and replace lost ones. You can program these locks with any of 10,000 different combinations, using 2 to 8 digits. ...More…
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Deadbolt Locks - Electronic Locks
Ask The Builder — Summary: Electronic deadbolt locks secure your home from intruders. There are deadbolt locks with keyless entry, single or double cylinder deadbolts to choose from. DEAR TIM: There have been some recent burglaries in my neighborhood. I talked ...More…
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Deadbolt Locks - Electronic Locks
Ask The Builder — Electronic deadbolt locks secure your home from intruders. There are deadbolt locks with single or double cylinder deadbolts. Summary: Electronic deadbolt locks secure your home from intruders. There are deadbolt locks with keyless entry, single ...More…
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Deadbolt Locks
Do It Yourself — backs up a lockset on entry doors to provide maximum security. Better units have a stainless steel bolt with a roller insert to resist sawing and cutting. The standard length for a bolt to extend into a door is 1 inch. The bolt locks the door ...More…
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Surface Mounted Deadbolt Locks
Rockler Woodworking — This moderately priced lock has a polished brass face and bezel ring. Two keys are provided, keyed alike.More…
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Remote-Control Deadbolt Locks
DIYnet — Many houses have remote-control garage-door openers, and lots of cars use remote-control locking systems, but did you know you can install a remote-control deadbolt on your front door? Some systems allow you to open the garage door, turn on the ...More…
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Using Special Dead-Bolt Locks
Better Homes and Gardens USA — For most entry doors, standard horizontal dead bolts will provide all the protection you need. But where an extra measure of security is desired -- or if lost or forgotten keys are a problem at your house -- a specialized dead-bolt lock may serve ...More…
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Adding Dead-Bolt Locks
Better Homes and Gardens USA — According to the National Crime Prevention Institute, if an intruder can't gain entry to your home in 60 seconds, he'll likely give up and move on. And since quality hardware takes longer than that to crack, most thieves won't bother. The ...More…