Security Gate Traditional Rim Lock 9001 With Brass Cylinder & Keys for Outdoor
| Size Available: | 100/120/140mm |
|---|---|
| Color: | Brown |
| Latch : | Brass Material |
| Logo: | Supported |
| Finish: | Paint Spraying |
| Key: | 3 Brass Keys |
| Packing: | Color/White Box |
| Sample: | Provided |
- Rim Lock 9001 Dimensions
Traditional Double Bolt Brass Rim Lock for Entrance Door
This traditional rim lock features a heavy-duty design and is primarily intended for surface-mounted outdoor applications.It is an ideal choice for retrofitting locks on older homes, as it eliminates the need for mortising and enhances installation efficiency.
Its classic aesthetic complements a wide range of traditional door types, including entry doors, patio doors, interior wooden doors, and garden gates. Homeowners can easily meet their daily security needs using a standard mechanical key.
Security Rim Lock With High Quality Door Keys and Durable Striker
A rim lock provides robust security and protection for exterior doors; the key operates both the latch and the deadbolt, allowing the garden gate to be securely locked when the deadbolt is fully extended. Each rim lock set includes a striker plate mounted on the door frame; once the bolt engages with the striker, the lock cannot be opened without the owner’s key.
Whether a traditional rim lock can provide a higher level of security also depends on the materials used; high-quality brass materials offer superior protection. Of course, this comes at a higher cost.
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FAQ：
In reality, however, the situation is different; a rim lock comes with a strike plate—typically mounted on the door frame—and requires this component to function effectively. Its specific application depends heavily on factors such as the door’s thickness and material, as well as the structure of the door frame. For instance, a narrow door frame may not accommodate the strike plate, meaning the lock is not suitable for every type of door.
A deadbolt rim lock is mounted on the surface of the door. When you turn the lock cylinder with the correct key, the internal mechanism drives the deadbolt and latch to extend into the strike plate, thereby locking the door; conversely, turning the key in the opposite direction retracts the deadbolt and latch into the lock body, unlocking the door.