Types Of Storefront Door Locks

Commercial Door Lock Buyer's Guide: Everything You Need to Know

Stop dealing with loose and damaged door levers! When looking for a door lock that offers maximum protection, look no further than our Grade 2 door lever. Its solid brass core and sturdy rose liner material gives you extra security against forced entry. This portable door lock is built for strong performance too!.

Lawrence Hardware Heavy-Duty Lock Set Cylindrical Grade 2 Door Lever with Key Lock, Chrome Entrance Keyed Alike 2 3/4 inch, Silver

Pacific Doorware Adams Rite Style Latch Storefront Door Mortise Deadlatch Lock Exit Paddle Handle Kit w/Cylinder & Keys, in Aluminum (1-1/8 Backset, Push Door to Left)

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Simplex Mechanical Pushbutton Lock L1000 Series - Lever - Commercial Door Hardware Supply

Adams Rite Type Storefront Door Lock With Latch Body, Lock Cylinder & Inside Lev

Storefront Door Mortise Deadlatch Keypad Lock Sets, KABA-3001-DLPx

Adams Rite Type Storefront Door Lock With High Security Multilock Cylinder

Choose 31/32 or 1-1/8 Backset Backset: The distance between the edge of the door and Center of the key cylinder. Huge five-ply laminated steel bolt with concealed hardened steel pin provides maximum security.

Pacific Doorware Storefront Door Mortise Lock Swing Deadbolt Cylinder Combo Adams Rite Cam in Aluminum 1-1/8 Backset

【Entry Commercial Lock】Commercial exterior door lever with key&lock. Locked or unlocked by keys outside or thumb turn button inside. Usually used for

Keyed Entry Grade 2 Commercial Door Locks Heavy Duty Office Door Lever, Non-Handed, UL 3 Hour Fire Rated, ADA Compliant, Satin Chrome Finish 26D

Steel or Aluminum Frame Entry Door Mortise Deadbolt Lock Set- For commercial aluminum storefront doors. Huge five-ply laminated steel bolt with

Storefront Door Mortise Lock Cylinder Deadbolts Kit,Door Lock Replacement Parts,Glass Framed Central Door Lock Commercial Door Deadbolts with 3 Keys

What Are the Different Types of Commercial Door Locks?

Commercial Door Lock Buyer's Guide: Everything You Need to Know