RESIDENTIAL DEADBOLT D101AB (DI LATCH)

RESIDENTIAL DEADBOLT D101AB (DI LATCH)

Product Description



Material:

Brass or Stainless Steel.

Function:

Each of Entry lock (Tubular or Cylindrical, Knobs or Levers) and Deadbolt (Single or Double cylinder) are available for selection as one combo group

Keyway:

Schlage, kwikset, yale, weiser keyway available.

Cylinder:

5-pin tumbler cylinder, brass plug w.4 nickel-plated brass keys.

Keying:

KA with in a set, KA or KD as usual, construction / master key upon request.

Finish:

US3, US4,US5, US10B, US11, US15, US15A, US26,US26D, US32, US32D

Latch:

Adjustable latch w. 2 3/8" & 2 3/4" backset as usual.

Drive-in latch, 4-way latch & 6-way latch available upon request. 

Latch Throw:

1" throw-out with 2 hardened steel rods for anti-sawing purpose.

Door Thickness:

From 1 3/8" (35mm) to 1 3/4" (45mm).

Can be furnished for doors over 1 3/4" (45mm) when so ordered.

Packaging:

Paper box as usual, visual packs available upon request.

MQR:

1000pcs

Even if you have a secure knob on your front door, you'll feel safer if you fortify it with a deadbolt. Residential Deadbolts frequently come with locksets as part of a set, but if you have to buy a new one, be sure to match the existing knob.

For more details please visit website: https://www.ghlhardware.com/

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