Is the other side exactly the same or a latch? Want to use this on the front door but don't want to need a key to get out, in case of emergency.
1762074
The outside is a key entry and on the inside is a latch for easy unlocking.
1762075
other side is a latch it is single cylinder single cylinder is keyed on one side only double is key on both sides
1584647
I never set mine up that way. I always put in in for a few hrs, then take it out. But I do not think my door would latch either because of how it is made.
1246292
No; The lock only keeps the center latch from being opened without the key. There is an aftermarket set of hood side latches that many say cures flutter.
1465948
There is no key -other side has small hole for emergencies when you need to unlock from the outside
884752
On my installation the left door position lock installed with the key opposite that of the key position on the door where the lock was installed on the right . I do not believe with a two door install where the locks are on the left and on the right it is possible to have the keys other than one up and one down
607744
The lock will fit either side of the door you are installing it on, the handle can be changed for either side left or right. It is a great lock we love ours so much better than the lock we had on our door.
113937
Both sides do indeed have a lock but you only need to unlock one side to open it. Works great.
1577485
This is a Left-hand inswing door. The picture seems to be wrong. If your are standing on the inside of the door, the handle lever will point to your right and you will use your right hand to grasp the handle. This is with the door hinges on the right of the door frame, handle and lock on left, and door swings inward. I ordered the RH one and had to return it for this one for the front entry of my home.
1896643
it's just a handle. it has nothing to do with the latch. you use it mostly for closing when there is not-so-much to grab on to when you're standing in the coach.
659724
I second the 5 seconds. I have mine on a heavy wooden door and sometimes the latch moves back into the locked position and I have to move the bar to open so it closes properly, otherwise the door bar hits the latch and just bounces back. I also second that before I push the open button or the code I have to pull/push the door so it opens. It's a bit annoying, but less annoying than fumbling with keys.
1343427
Its a garage door. You can keep it zipped and only use one side as a way in.
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.
939389
Yeah, it's a universal lock. It can be used for either right hand or left hand doors.
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.
115589
It's a solid latch. Can't think of why it would not hold against weather strip. Make sure weather strip is already on when using the screw template or test how snug you want it by pressing
389528
Hello the one I purchased and received is a "Double Latch" and I really like it !Best RegardsPaul
2211374
That's exactly what I did because I needed the door to open to the left. I also replaced the latch with a magnetic one and a simple knob.