BUILDMATE Wadfow Door Knobs with Single / Double Cylinder Deadbolt Lockset Keyed Alike Entance Lock WUE1501 / WUE1502 – WHT

BUILDMATE Wadfow Door Knobs with Single / Double Cylinder Deadbolt Lockset Keyed Alike Entance Lock WUE1501 / WUE1502 – WHT

AVAILABLE IN:
Single – WUE1501
Double – WUE1502

SPECIFICATION:
Model: WUE1501
Single Cylinder Deadbolt
Finished: Satin Stainless Steel 201
Rose: 201 Stainless Steel ,65mm Rosette
Thumb Turn Piece: Zinc Alloy
Cylinder: Zinc Alloy Housing and Brass Chop Plug
With 3 Brass Keys
Adjustable Backset 60/70mm
Suits Door Thickness: 35-45mm
1.2mm Stainless Steel Faceplate
1.2mm Stainless Steel Strike Plate

SPECIFICATION:
Model: WUE1502
Double Cylinder Deadbolt
Finished: Satin Stainless Steel 201
Rose: 201 Stainless Steel ,65mm Rosette
Cylinder: Zinc Alloy Housing and Brass Chop Plug
With 3 Brass Keys
Adjustable Backset 60/70mm
Suits Door Thickness: 35-45mm
1.2mm Stainless Steel Faceplate
1.2mm Stainless Steel Strike Plate

FEATURES:
Bolt: The deadbolt contains a solid metal bolt that extends from the lock into the door frame or strike plate when engaged. This bolt is typically made of hardened steel and provides a strong barrier against forced entry.
Cylinder: The term “cylinder” refers to the key cylinder integrated into the deadbolt mechanism. This cylinder accepts a key from the outside, allowing the deadbolt to be locked and unlocked. Cylinder deadbolts may have single-cylinder or double-cylinder configurations:
-Single Cylinder: These deadbolts have a key cylinder on the outside and a thumbturn or knob on the inside. They can be locked and unlocked from the outside using a key and from the inside using the thumbturn or knob.
-Double Cylinder: These deadbolts have key cylinders on both the outside and inside of the door. They require a key to lock or unlock the door from both sides, providing additional security but also requiring a key for egress from the inside in case of emergency.
Strike Plate: The strike plate is mounted on the door jamb and provides a receiving point for the bolt when the deadbolt is engaged. It reinforces the door jamb and helps prevent forced entry by distributing the force of attempted break-ins.
Thumbturn or Knob: In single-cylinder deadbolts, the thumbturn or knob is located on the interior side of the door. It allows manual locking and unlocking without requiring a key. Double-cylinder deadbolts do not have a thumbturn or knob on the inside, as they require a key for operation from both sides.