Serratura di rinforzo per porta di sicurezza domestica Amazon Basics - Nichel spazzolato Nichel spazzolato Twin

Name: Serratura di rinforzo per porta di sicurezza domestica Amazon Basics - Nichel spazzolato Nichel spazzolato Twin
Brand: Amazon Basics
SKU: 0841511128315
Price: 42.47 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Amazon Basics

3.6/5

€
42.47

DESCRIZIONE PRODOTTO Amazon Basics Serratura rinforzata per porta - Confezione da 1, nichel spazzolato DAL PRODUTTORE Amazon Basics

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EAN: 0841511128315

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Hardware, Ferramenta e serrature per porte, Bloccare le parti di ricambio,

Dimensioni: 2,52 x 1,38 x 2,8 pollici (LxPxA). (4) Viti di montaggio standard e istruzioni di installazione incluse. Migliorare la sicurezza del bambino/bambino aiutando a prevenire le uscite; posizionare il lucchetto in alto e fuori portata. Robusta serratura in alluminio progettata per aiutare a prevenire l'ingresso forzato e le effrazioni attraverso porte anteriori, laterali o posteriori. Serratura di rinforzo della porta per la sicurezza domestica e una maggiore sicurezza dei bambini.

Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Amazon Basics
Brand	‎Amazon Basics
Color	Brushed Nickel
Color	‎Brushed Nickel
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,812 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Finish	‎Brushed
Finish Type	‎Brushed
Item Dimensions LxWxH	2.52 x 1.38 x 2.8 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎2.52 x 1.38 x 2.8 inches
Item model number	‎AB-DH300-BN
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎0.15 Kilograms
Item Weight	‎5.3 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Amazon Basics
Material	Aluminum
Material	‎Aluminum
Number Of Pieces	‎1
Part Number	‎AB-DH300-BN
Product Dimensions	‎2.52 x 1.38 x 2.8 inches
Size	‎Twin
Style	Door Reinforcement Lock
Style	‎Door Reinforcement Lock

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Scritto da: Miss Meow

sturdy lock

a very good quality lock, I had a old door of which the lock is no longer useable. bought this and worked like a charm

Scritto da: Stacie S-H

Feel safe now

My parents had these on their doors and even though we live in a safe neighborhood, you can never be too sure. We added one of these to our front door. My husband installed it without too much trouble. I have peace of mine using it each night.

Scritto da: MD

Best Reinforcement/Safety lock you buy

We had to replace the reinforcement locks on our exterior doors because I don't pay attention to them being locked and have ripped all of the chains right off the door. The metal slides were an upgrade but I still cause damage because of how much play they have in them. These things are solid and allow no movement of the door in any way. I grab the door and go to open it and it doesn't even budge, I know the lock is engaged, pop it open and go. A brilliant solution that keeps my babies from wandering outside without supervision, easy enough that the big kids can use it, and strong enough that I don't break it.

Scritto da: Sean

Needs Longer Screws but Pretty Cool ????

These are made fairly better than most of these child locks. The anodized ones don't scratch as easy as the painted ones but they can scratch especially the plate area. Thats what these things are CHILD LOCKS. These would be a fairly descent security lock IF THEY CAME WITH LONGER SCREWS. The screws that come with these look pretty and have a good thickness to them but they are too short. They only screw into the trim. You need longer screws that actually go into the frame and you've got a pretty cool looking security lock. Installation can be quick n easy IF YOU HAVE A SIGNIFICANT GAP. I read the reviews saw install videos and no one tells you that on some doors like mine yeah it fit and had enough gap just sliding the lock into place BUT when you go to open it the door catches and rubs on it. I could only mount one of these quick n easy the other 3 I had to chisel away and if you've not chiseled before it looks fairly easy but it will be uneven and you will have splits. Get some good sharp chisels. I used some cheaper ones from lowes and it worked OK but not as well as when I used some cobalt ones. You may think you only need to chisel a little bit but you need to chisel just a little deeper so the door doesn't catch on it when you open the door. I don't like have exposed wood so I'm going to chisel a little more and paint then install the locks. Installation takes some time if you have to chisel. The one that I installed that did not require chiseling took about 10min. The other 3 that required cutting took 2 hours to do 3 of them. The problem comes when you haven't chiseled enough. The lock looks flush and great but when you go to open and close the door it gets caught and rubs. Also for some people who say the lock is too hard to latch open n shut they may have installed it to deep. These aren't bad but they need longer screws to be taken seriously and if you don't want to chisel and possibly ruin your door trim you may want to think again. But you can do it. Makes a little mess and requires patients to get the chiseling right.

Scritto da: Not Important

Easy Cheap & Convenient

There are no doubt sturdier, more secure solutions, but for the low cost and convenience it's hard to beat. The directions leave much to be desired -- nowhere did it show or tell how the thing works! The swiveling head pulls out or away from the mount that you attach to the door jamb, and that unlocks it so you can swivel it out of the way. The one we got was well made, and doesn't require much effort at all to pull the head towards the center of the door to unlock it, and then swivel it out of the way. [Maybe they lowered the spring tension compared to an earlier version, because we can't see how anyone would have problems -- my disabled husband doesn't have much hand strength at all.] The directions say to use a 1/8" drill bit for the mounting screw pilot holes. Assuming you can use the same drill to screw the screws in, that's too big. Some reviewers talk about using longer screws... for that to be useful, assuming the aluminum(?) lock doesn't snap before the door jamb breaks, the door jamb would need to be right up against, or reasonably close to a stud, which is not always the case. And if there's a small gap -- with our ft. door it's ~1/2" -- the pilot hole needs to penetrate that stud, and you have to be careful not to push the door jamb away from the stud, or pull it in towards the stud.

Scritto da: LW

Strong hold, need better screws

I bought these after someone started randomly kicking on doors in my neighborhood. There are many product brands, and I thought being from Amazon, the product can't be too bad. To my surprise, it worked very well. Pros: 1. Felt very strong, tried to push the door in, and with this in lock position and no door lock, I couldn't push in the door at all even leaning against the door 2. After a few month, the exterior is still quite shiny 3. Didn't have a make a notch on the door frame, the leaf is thin enough to not need it 4. The rubber on the bottom prevents it from being Cons: 1. The included screws are way too short. I bought a bunch of 3-inch deck screws instead, and it felt much more solid than the included screws Overall, I'm very happy with the purchase, now I sleep better at night knowing my front door is secure, now I just need to secure my other doors and windows.

Scritto da: Jean Pillow

It come with proper instructions

It doesn't tell you to pull to the right and then upward on the lock after you install it. I couldn't figure it out and almost threw it in the trash. After sitting in a drawer for months, I looked at it like a Rubics Cube. I pulled and it opened up. I love it now. It's very attractive as door locks go.

Scritto da: Sharon

GOLD FINISH, NOT POLISHED BRASS

The finish is more like "orange-gold" than "polished brass" and it is too dark to match the color of a Schlage lockset. The color of the ad photo is pretty accurate, so if you want a faux gold finish, this is it. The nearly identical "Defender Security Polished Brass U 11442" is a more pale yellow color and matches better with Schlage or Kwikset "polished brass" hardware.

Scritto da: Ben Loyd Holmes @benloydholmes

Brilliant

These are simple, effective and brilliant to use day to day. I have on the front and back door as a dead bolt as well as on the master bedroom. These are 100% worth the money and the mechanism is very strong. Better than a conventional dead bolt

Scritto da: Timothy A.

Can’t Recommend Enough

Simple to fix. Very study and secure when fitted. Two of these on a door gives you a virtual safe room. Great for student rooms or any room where you want enhanced security. Bad thing is not enough colour variations, eg brass color.

Scritto da: Vishwas Kubavat

Sturdy and well built lock but missing wall plugs

The lock is sturdy and the quality is good. Does what it says. The only problem is that the wall plugs are not shipped and the size of the screws makes it very difficult to find one in any utility store. Ended up slicing few wall plugs to fit it in the wall.

Scritto da: Mr Niceguy

Good quality lock, easy to install.

I installed two of these locks on the inside doorframe of the side-entrance door of my house. These locks are designed to prevent anyone from breaking into your home while you are at home, by kicking down your door or otherwise forcing it open. Even if they pick or bump the lock, they will not be able to open the door. Very easy to install, just follow the instructions. All you need is a screwdriver, although it will make the job easier if you pre-drill the holes for the screws using an electric drill with a 1/8" drill-bit. If you don't have much space between your door and the frame (less than 1/8" space) then you will have to chisel into the door frame using a 1" chisel and a hammer. There are also installation videos available on-line. Install one lock at knee-height and one at shoulder-height for maximum protection. The locks are of good quality, but the 1.25" screws included are a joke. Throw these away and buy some 3" long screws which are long enough to go into the 2x4 door frame inside your wall. Remember that these locks can only be set from inside your home. Once you lock the door with these locks, no-one will be able to get in, not even a family member with a valid key!

Scritto da: Aaron

peace of mind

really easy to install and easy to use.