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DrWebster
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I recently replaced the exterior door locks in our house (with the exact same locks as these, actually), and have no need for the old ones. They came with the house and are in great shape (just normal wear on the strike plates, I think they were installed just before we bought it about a year ago).
There are two of them, and both are the same. They're keyed-alike, meaning the same key will open both locks. They have a keyhole on one side, and a lock knob on the other, and are a nice satin nickel finish that seems very durable.
Here's the page on Schlage's site about them:
http://consumer.schlage.com/product...=&pageID=&styleID=48&functionID=33&finishID=5
I have all of the hardware and accessories that come with them, and even packed them in the boxes that the new locks I bought came in. I have three total keys for the locks (that's all I was given, and haven't made any copies of the keys). What's cool is that they're capable of being re-keyed; if you want to buy a matching deadbolt (or more of these locks), you can take a key into Home Depot or wherever when you buy the new locks and they can re-key the new locks to match these.
I'm asking $50 or best offer for the pair; they're $35 each new at Home Depot, so if you count in taxes you'd be saving $30. I might even come over and help you install them.
There are two of them, and both are the same. They're keyed-alike, meaning the same key will open both locks. They have a keyhole on one side, and a lock knob on the other, and are a nice satin nickel finish that seems very durable.
Here's the page on Schlage's site about them:
http://consumer.schlage.com/product...=&pageID=&styleID=48&functionID=33&finishID=5
I have all of the hardware and accessories that come with them, and even packed them in the boxes that the new locks I bought came in. I have three total keys for the locks (that's all I was given, and haven't made any copies of the keys). What's cool is that they're capable of being re-keyed; if you want to buy a matching deadbolt (or more of these locks), you can take a key into Home Depot or wherever when you buy the new locks and they can re-key the new locks to match these.
I'm asking $50 or best offer for the pair; they're $35 each new at Home Depot, so if you count in taxes you'd be saving $30. I might even come over and help you install them.
