how do you remove the facing off of a two-keyed deadbolt...there are no screws.
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19 years ago
keyed deadbolt
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19 years ago
There's two holes on the inside with a rotating plate inside that blocks access to the screws when the bolt is set.
Unlock the door and the screws should be exposed. Or drill through the plate.
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What brand? I can think of three or four, and they are all different design.
Lori, Arrow, Moss/ and the other Taiwans. Adams Rite.
Locksmithing business for 18 years. Seen a lot.
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That works for one brand, and not for several others.
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If cost isn't a concern and you're starting from scratch (making new holes in a new door), what brand & model series deadbolt do you feel is the most resistant to vandalism? I'm buying a house shortly and will be replacing a couple of doors which are made of "crapwood". You probably know what I mean.
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this may be like a commercial lock and have a hole in the bottom near the door to release the cover and get access to the screws. Chip
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I'm not sure any is more or less vandal proof. Schlage quality has gone down a LOT in the last 20 years. They have a new design I don't like.
Arrow are good. Dexter, I've not used in years.
Most of my customers like Kwikset, or Titan. They have economy, good, and overkill grades of each.