About Mortise Dead Lock with Handle
The Mortise Dead Lock with Handle is designed to be fitted into the timber edge of a door and allows the door to be manually locked from both sides with a key. A deadlock is a lock bolt only and does not have a latch/catch section for the operation of a door knob/handle. These types of locks are available as either 3 or 5 lever. The Mortise Dead Lock with Handle is widely used in commercial spaces because of their strength and reliability.
Reliable Security for Every DoorDesigned for versatility, the Mortise Dead Lock with Handle is suitable for both wooden and metal doors. Its solid construction, double-cylinder operation, and robust bolt materials make it a dependable option for residential and commercial applications, ensuring peace of mind whether on main entrances or interior spaces.
Modern Design Meets DurabilityWith a sleek, satin stainless steel finish and a rectangular shape complemented by a lever handle, this lock enhances both security and aesthetic appeal. Corrosion resistance ensures the lock maintains its appearance and function over time, even in outdoor environments.
Effortless Installation and UseThis lock is engineered for user-friendly, surface-mounted installation using standard screws. The lever handle provides smooth access, while the included three computer keys facilitate key-operated locking and unlocking with precision and security.
FAQs of Mortise Dead Lock with Handle:
Q: How is the Mortise Dead Lock with Handle installed on doors?
A: This lock is designed for surface mounting and is attached to wooden or metal doors with screws using standard tools. Its straightforward installation process allows both professionals and experienced DIYers to secure doors efficiently.
Q: What makes the double cylinder mechanism beneficial for door security?
A: The double cylinder mechanism requires a key for both locking and unlocking from either side, significantly increasing security by preventing unauthorized access or lock tampering.
Q: When is it ideal to use this mortise dead lock?
A: This lock is ideally used for entrance doors, as well as for interior and exterior access points where heightened security is a priority, such as residential homes, commercial buildings, and offices.
Q: Where can this lock be installed?
A: It is suitable for a variety of wooden and metal doors, both indoors and outdoors, thanks to its corrosion-resistant stainless steel materials. Its especially effective for main entrances and exterior doors exposed to weather.
Q: What is the process for operating the lock?
A: The deadbolt is operated by inserting and turning one of the three supplied computer keys in the cylinder, engaging or releasing the solid brass or steel bolt for secure locking and unlocking.
Q: What is the benefit of choosing a lock with a satin stainless steel finish?
A: The satin stainless steel finish provides an attractive, modern appearance while offering strong resistance to scratches, tarnish, and corrosion, ensuring the lock maintains its function and looks over time.