Defender Security U-10827 Reinforcement Door Lock
Last updated: September 29, 2021
Intruders won't be able to kick your door in when you use this door lock, as it is able to withstand 800 pounds of force. Not only is the lock easy to install, but it also features a spring-loaded design that is child-safe. Since the lock is sold in four different finishes, you won't have any trouble matching it to your current hardware.
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Product Details
Key Takeaway: You'll find this door lock comes in the following finishes: bronze, brushed chrome, gold anodized and satin nickel.
In our analysis of 63 expert reviews, the Defender Security Reinforcement Door Lock placed 3rd when we looked at the top 11 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
This high security door lock is constructed of extruded aluminum and comes in a satin nickel anodized finish. This reinforcement lock meets the Texas building code requirements, and it is designed to withstand up to 800 lbs. of force, making it virtually impossible to defy from the exterior. This lock features a spring-loaded, child-safe and tamper-resistant design that protects against unauthorized entry by preventing lock bumping and lock picking (while in the locked position). Installation of this non-handed reinforcement lock can be accomplished in just minutes, and it can be used on any swing-in door of any door thickness. All fasteners and installation instructions are included with this item. Fasteners include 3 in. long hardened screws that anchor into the door jamb and studs.
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