Things to Consider for Your Residential Door Locks

THINGS TO CONSIDER FOR YOUR RESIDENTIAL DOOR LOCKS

INTRODUCTION These residential door locks can work for doors of all types: interior and exterior, hollow metal doors such as garage doors, and inset glass doors such as storm windows.

When it comes to metal door locks, there are two types of lock mechanisms: deadbolts and knob/turn levers. The most common type in residential homes is a deadbolt which features a handle that fits into a hole in the door frame. Deadbolts require a key to be opened from the outside, whereas the knob/turn lever features a handle that rotates into a hole located in its side. These residential locks are easier to use than deadbolts because you only need to push the handle to open the lock.

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• Residential door locks with keyless entry allow users to open and close their doors using a fob or keypad. This is ideal for homes with busy occupants who need to get in and out quickly without worrying about locking themselves out of their homes, or for families with members that don't always remember their keys.

• It's important that you consider the location of your home's windows and doors, so choose residential door locks with features that will be extra helpful in securing your home.

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TITLE Why Park Avenue Locks?

• Visit Park Avenue Locks online store and browse a wide range of residential door locks with various patterns and features at the best

Types Of Residential Locks • Residential locks • Residential cylindrical locks • Residential door locks

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