Cylindrical Lock

Locks for securing doors and cabinets.

Introduction

A cylindrical lock installs into a standard door bore to provide keyed entry and privacy functions.

  • Adjustable latch accommodates common door thicknesses from 1-3/8 to 2 inches.
  • Available in keyed-alike or keyed-different configurations for multiple entry points.
  • Finish options include satin nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, and polished chrome.

Choose a cylindrical lock that matches your door hardware style.

FAQs

A drill, hole saw, chisel, and screwdriver are typically sufficient for standard door prep.

Many models accept rekeying kits; follow the manufacturer's instructions or consult a locksmith.

Select ANSI Grade 1 or 2 models rated for exterior use to ensure security and weather resistance.

Passage locks have no locking button, while privacy locks include a push-button or turn-piece for interior doors.

Cylindrical locks control the latch; deadbolts add a separate bolt for extra security.