🔒 Enhanced Security Keyless Door Lock - Mechanical Lock with Digital Code, Advanced Keypad Entry, Combination Door Handle - Push Button Design, Durable Stainless Steel 304 - No Deadbolt, Requires Additional Hole Drilling Review

Fairly easy assembly, although a few extra holes needed to be drilled. The included template made it pretty easy. I like combo settings, although that means this lock doesn't care about combo order. Mathematically, this is a _combination lock, not a _permutation lock. It's a sturdy lock, though, especially considering the 5-key locks you find in stores go for $250-$300. A very good beat on the dollar. I would also recommend this considering we have one of the electronic combination locks in the

Instructions are clear and easy to follow. The lock itself is a good weight and looks great! The lock stays open until you pull it up. This is a nice feature when you're just getting in and out, or when employees are using the door and don't want to share the code. It's nice to give a good review for a good product without bribery or persuasion. I didn't receive "offers" for a five star rating like many other products. If you are looking for a mechanical combination door lock I would suggest…

It is quite troublesome to drill 4 holes to mount the mechanism. But after installation it works fine. With the help of small programmers, it was easy to create an access code. Careful attention to the instructions helped. Enter your access code (minimum 5 characters) and the door will stay open all day, and simply push the handle inside or outside and the door will be locked. The subtle looking chrome and matte look are good, and the grip is solid and feels good in the hand. I didn't want a…

Nice look and feel. Thanks to the handle, it is easy to open, even when you have something in your hand. I installed one and decided to buy a second one for my garage. Note: I want to clarify one thing that wasn't clear in the description. The combination you choose can be pressed in any order as long as you only press the numbers in your combination. For example, 12345 can be pressed in any order, like 34125, and it will still open. This makes it less secure if they can figure out which keys…

A smart mechanism that does exactly what it's supposed to do: lock the door. To be clear, this mechanism requires pressing a combination of 4 to 8 of the 12 buttons on the keypad in any order and only the buttons that unlock the outside door handle. (The inside doorknob always opens the door.) If you press the wrong button or don't press all the correct buttons, the toggle switch stays on and the door won't open from the outside. No batteries, no lights, no electrics at all. This is purely…

This product appears to be very well made and durable. The bezels are quite thick and appear to be real stainless steel. Installation was easy and intuitive. The locking mechanism seems very secure and simple, and certainly reliable. In contrast to more expensive simplex locks, the code can be entered in any order, which significantly reduces the number of possible codes and is therefore slightly easier to guess. But how many thieves just randomly try to guess your code? I don't think that…