SCHLAGEB60 N 716 Deadbolt, Keyed 1 Side, Highest Residential Security, Aged Bronze

Schlage makes a quality lock and comes with "detailed instructions" for adjusting to different door offsets and a no mortise press ring for the door is provided . I am installing this lock on a double steel door so the press ring for the bolt will come in handy. Excellent finish and smooth working lock. Schlage quality at it's best.

Always the best quality, fit and finish. As a locksmith its nice to rekey and work on locks that are manufactured with tight tolerances.

This deadbolt was used on an outside door for a small shed. It is not only a very attractive deadbolt, but a very strong one.

I ordered this item and the first order has a little issue. Very rare for this brand BTW. I've being using their locks and bolts for a very long time, with no complaints. I contacted the seller and the item was replaced right away and arrived fast. I give it 5 stars because these problems, although not common, can happen. But still, no brand can compete with the quality of an Schlage product!

the strike reinforcement plate has no holes for the strike to be installed on top. i thought the latch would pass through the jam and into the wall framing 2x4, but it doesn't. before i knew this, i drilled out and mortised the 2x4 for the latch and mounted the reinforcement plate on the wall framing supporting the door header and installed the jam (pre-hung door) but the latch does not engage the reinforcement plate. it doesn't have a long enough throw at about 1 inch.the instructions give a choice of using or not using the reinforcement plate, but in reality, there is no using the reinforcement plate if you want to use heavy duty screws. the screw holes in the reinforcement plate do not line up with the screw holes on the the strike, but they almost do. now i will uninstall the door and see if i can drill though the reinforcement plate. if not, then i will return the lock and get the commercial grade for $15 more. i think i will just get the commercial oneedit: i decided to keep it. i have installed these years ago. back in the old days, the reinforce strike was installed under the strike, like the instructions stated i received with the lock. but the engineers who redesigned the lock since then intend that EITHER the reinforce OR the strike be installed, unlike the instructions state. the reason i concluded this is that both the reinforce and the 3 inch screws are matte black. in the old days, the reinforce and it's screws were were zinc silver. i upped the stars from 3 to 4 but also recommend paying a few more dollars for commercial version.

Ought a new home and immediately changed the locks. Easy to install with Schlage quality.

I'm a Locksmith and I have vendors that I use to purchase products. It's supposed to save me money doing things that way. These are the exact same ones I always use and they're $22 cheaper than my vendor.I stand behind Schlage (Allegion)They're definitely the top for door hardware. Tolerance is better, they're more secure, and quality is so much better than kwikset or any of the generics.They also have Dexter and Falcon at a cheaper price to be competitive. You know those will be just as good quality-wise.

best use is on a door that has simple window pane near by .if someone should reach in , there is No knob leverto open the lock , this will certainly delay entry or preventand further attempt to enter .it is a deterent .picture shows the inside of the door .( below the deadbolt is the door knob , not shown )notice, 2 screw caps covering thephillips screw heads .a C-clamp might be able to press the 2 caps in place .yes,a deterent ,it will certainly delay any entry ,as someone could reach inand try to unscrew the big boltsand literally remove the lock .ordon'thave simple pane windows near a door lock .comes with :2 keys1 lock ( 2 keyed pieces )2 bolt plates , one is extra thick2 large bolts1 Drive in Ring for use when thisdouble dead bolt shaft goes straight intoa metal door , then the bolt Plate is NOT used .Remove , Pop Off the bolt plate and slide on the Drive in Ring .2 long wood screws to mount a Strike Plate( strike plate NOT included )4 short wood screwsi re-used the 2 bolt plate screws that werealready in the door( thread pitches match exaclty ) .i removed the previousdead bolt and bolted new one into place .i put on the 2 screw cap covers .No other supplied parts were used .be sure to have one of the keys available, to exit this door .double deadbolt can control who can exit such door .NOT a good idea for an emergency exit