I would like to use this on an interior door to secure my gun room. Is it possible to lock the door from both sides!
48692
Yes, as noted by several others, one side is fingerprint operated to open (close the slide to lock) and the other side has a button that engages the lock.
48693
You can lock it from both sides, but only one side needs a key/finger. The other is a push button
48694
Yes you can lock it from both sides, with a key or finger print from the out side and with the lever from inside, meaning you can also unlock it without a key or fingerprint from the inside.
48695
Yes. On the Interior side there is a button to push that locks it and also a lever like any deadbolt has that can be turned by hand as well.
48696
yes..but this is only a dead bolt..if you are going to make a gun room..i suggest you investing in a vault door..here is a link to a very trusted vault door company.. http://homelandsafes.com/EconomyVaultDoor.html
48697
Yes one side has the fingerprint scanner the back side has a button to press
375235
Yes. You need a bit of room on either side of the closure (door/frame) for the metal plate. If there is wood-trim too close to the edge it will be slightly loose but still effective. The idea is to prevent casual entry, to make noise if tampered with, and to slow down a thief while the alarm is ringing. Most thieves want to be in and out in minutes and this adds another problem to their navigation.
113939
Yes both sides lock. You can unlock it and open it from either side but if you unlock it from one side only that side opens. For instance if you unlock it from the drivers side and don't open it you can't open it from the passenger side unless that lock is unlocked also. Hope this helps.
230532
No, its a privacy lever. So one side will look like this, and the other side will have a push bottom to lock the door. Hope this helps.
2284553
Yes, as you can see in the picture of the inside handle assembly there is a twist "lock - unlock" just aboove the actual handle - so if desired it can be left unlocked as long as you like. This is a manual unlock so it won't lock unless you twist it back manually no matter what is done from the other side as I recall.
1826156
I agree with the first answer you received including the analogy. You can lessen the tension to the point that it will barely close at all. I can see not reason to have a closure on both sides of the door with the information you provided for having this need.
1148983
It is not lockable, it has two latches on the door. You would need to add a separate hasp and lock.
375237
NO, this will only work to secure the door from the inside. For example if your in your room (or a hotel room). One suggestion be sure you have the key handy in case you need to get out in a hurry. I hope this was helpfulCharlie
1014625
If you ask me, this lock isn't the greatest in quality. I had to take it off after one day. But to answer your question, no. You can get in from the other side. You just have to push the handle down harder than normal and with that pressure, the lock will disable and the the door will open.
1934071
Yes, it can open from both sides. If you look at where the key is on the smaller part of the image, they key slot is actually a push button that lifts the latch off of the metal bar.
867443
Hello Will,No, the keypad is only on one side. Its against fire regulation to have a door locked from inside in case of fire, you should be able to get out of structure without having any key. Hope this helps you!
1838505
No you cannot close the door it uses both sides of the door for it to hold up
1809731
For a Bathroom or room is perfect as you can lock it from one side. If looking for a lock with key, NO. We are using them and they are great
592569
Both sides have to be locked for the box to be secure, but you only have to unlock one side to open it from that side. I haven't found it to be any trouble at all. Mines about 18 months old now, locks are just as smooth as the day I bought it.
527422
I do not think you would be able to swap the side of the hinges on this without risking damage to the safe's integrity. You could install it upside down but, two things: 1- The knob to twist and open the safe is about 1/3 of the way from the top of the safe. you would need to hang the safe kind of high to get the knob at a reasonable level, which poses the potential hazard of having the gun fall out onto your head. 2- there is a strap that you can use to hold the gun in place that will can only be fed through the back of the safe via pre-cut slits near the top of the safe. If you turn the safe upside down, I do not believe this strap would be very effective. Hope this helps! I do not think you would be able to swap the side of the hinges on this without risking damage to the safe's integrity. You could install it upside down but, two things: 1- The knob to twist and open the safe is about 1/3 of the way from the top of the safe. you would need to hang the safe kind of high to get the knob at a reasonable level, which poses the potential hazard of having the gun fall out onto your head. 2- there is a strap that you can use to hold the gun in place that will can only be fed through the back of the safe via pre-cut slits near the top of the safe. If you turn the... » Read More I do not think you would be able to swap the side of the hinges on this without risking damage to the safe's integrity. You could install it upside down but, two things: 1- The knob to twist and open the safe is about 1/3 of the way from the top of the safe. you would need to hang the safe kind of high to get the knob at a reasonable level, which poses the potential hazard of having the gun fall out onto your head. 2- there is a strap that you can use to hold the gun in place that will can only be fed through the back of the safe via pre-cut slits near the top of the safe. If you turn the safe upside down, I do not believe this strap would be very effective. Hope this helps! « Show Less
602382
I would suggest you get ahold of the company in Elkhart, in. I could see you using two doors side by side with two kits, but I don't know what kind of hardware would be used to hold the doors closed and locked.
239864
There is no simple way to do it. It was not designed for security. I would suggest if you wanted to use them for added security you could add three latches (center and two sides) accessible, preferably, from inside the basement.