How is this door lock installed without tools?
1735866
The metal piece just fits into the hole in the door jam. For hotel doors with big latches, I just use the deadbolt hole.
1735867
Yo don't need tools, you just place it in the hole of the door every time you want to use it, really easy to mount and dismount
1735868
It is a snap!!! When you see it you will know what to do right away. Put it in the door latch and close the door on it. There are clear directions that come with it. I have a Policeman friend and he said "no one could get in the door with that on it". They could not even maneuver the door off of its frame. I am a single elderly woman and I sleep very well with these on my doors. The door does not move !
1735869
go to youtube and watch, they will explain everything for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdFHFj5pRO8
1735870
Really easy! It fits into the door jam where the hole is that the piece goes into when you close the door. It really is easy. I put it in every night.
1735871
You just put it in the door latch and close the door. Very easy to use. I feel much safer in my apartment.
123532
You have to attach the top to the bottom with plastic bolts and metal screws. You don't need any tools. Very simple.
1224829
there is no installation. it just has a hole where the door handle is and a small piece of Velcro that sticks to the door to kind of hold it in place
2127992
The door handle is secured by an allen screw. However, I bought 2 of the same locks and they both stopped working after about 12 months. Not reliable in my opinion.
484004
The two previous answers are correct, you need a Phillips screwdriver. Measure the length you want your gate to be and use the supplied brackets to lock in place.
823039
Eek...If I absolutely had to, I'd probably drill in the crack of the door into where the locking bolt is. Either that or a prybar might work.
1216165
There is a hole for a padlock. The install takes about an hour or two depending on how everything comes off.
1811574
this was a simple procedure when I replaced my lock assembly.........just common sense..................if unsure about performing this task, simply make didital photos of the disassembly of your lock as you take it apart and use the photos to re-assemble.............
445075
Only two screws are needed. I'm not sure of the size because I haven't mounted it yet. Unfortunately the knocker part doesn't have a metal piece to knock into so it will dent your door if you don't mount something underneath it. I'm still in the process of solving this problem
1075573
I think all the parts were in the box. I don't remember if I needed any tools. I think it was pretty easy to install, but I needed 1 person to turn one of the keys while I held the clamp in place.
239342
It has been a while since I installed this, but as I recall, you have to remove the door knob (just two screws) and then you insert a plastic plate behind the metal knob. There are little plastic teeth that you punch out to match your particular door knob. Then, you screw the knob back on the door and that holds the lever lock on. It isn't hard once you get the hang of it. I found the first one slightly difficult, but it wasn't bad once I got the hang of it.
390445
It came with tools, but very difficult to install. Hopefully I will not have to go thru this again. Good luck
128299
Hi, simply slide the door door seal exposing the heads of the screws...from there it's simple! The seal goes back into place easily.
2224036
You will need a 1" spade bit to put in the "latch hole" and you will need a hole saw to put in the handle. Instalation is real easy and it comes with instructions that are easy to follow. Take your time and measure twice, then check your measurements before you drill. Use painters tape over the area to be worked on and mark it out with pencil where to drill. This does have a lock on it and a pull that pops out of the latch, so no need for any other hardware.Just an answer from one who has installed 4 of them. If I had more pocket doors I would have more of this latch. You will need a 1" spade bit to put in the "latch hole" and you will need a hole saw to put in the handle. Instalation is real easy and it comes with instructions that are easy to follow. Take your time and measure twice, then check your measurements before you drill. Use painters tape over the area to be worked on and mark it out with pencil where to drill. This does have a lock on it and a pull that pops out of the latch, so no need for any other hardware.Just an answer from one who has installed 4 of them. If I had more pocket doors I would have more of this... » Read More You will need a 1" spade bit to put in the "latch hole" and you will need a hole saw to put in the handle. Instalation is real easy and it comes with instructions that are easy to follow. Take your time and measure twice, then check your measurements before you drill. Use painters tape over the area to be worked on and mark it out with pencil where to drill. This does have a lock on it and a pull that pops out of the latch, so no need for any other hardware.Just an answer from one who has installed 4 of them. If I had more pocket doors I would have more of this latch. « Show Less
1686765
Using a nail, hammer the pin out from the bottom of the hinge.Note: I installed the hinges without taking the pins out. I just removed and replaced the hinges one at a time. I did not have to unhinge the door.
1319018
You have to grab the door squarely and pull straight up. It fits snug, but a firm grip and some force will get it out. There is no lock to deal with.
1438058
The deadbolt and the door knob are seperate locking units using a single key. You can either lock the door knob without locking the dead bolt.