Schlage BE365VPLY505 Plymouth Keypad Deadbolt, Bright Brass
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Schlage BE365VPLY505 Plymouth Keypad Deadbolt, Bright Brass
Customer Review: LOCKED OUT??????? I THINK NOT
Summary: 5 Stars
Great deadbolt lock, i recommend it to any homeowner. It looks great, easy to install, user friendly, kid friendly, and the price is right. to sum it Good job Schlage, pulled out some ninja skills on this one. Now all you have to do is figure out how to zap knuckle heads that try to punch in the wrong code.Customer Review: Easy installation
Summary: 5 Stars
I am moderately handy and installed this lock in about 45 minutes. This included going to the Schlage website and watching a video demonstration of the installation procedure (highly recommended as there are some hints that aren't so obvious in the printed directions).
Works well once installed. Easy to program.
Customer Review: Beats fumbling with keys....
Summary: 5 Stars
I installed this on two doors and have been using it for three weeks now. I've been meaning for some time to upgrade my doorknob lockset to a deadbolt and this offered the perfect excuse. It appears to be a well designed and well constructed product. It's definitely a nice convenience not to need keys or fumble with keys.Customer Review: Very good deadbolt
Summary: 5 Stars
Very easy to install and use. Feels rock solid, ie. no cheap plastic.
I would strongly recommend this product. I have this installed on my front door, never have to worry about where to stash that key before my morning runs. In fact I like it so much I am thinking of having one in our garage entry as well.
Customer Review: Easy and works
Summary: 5 Stars
Replaced a key'd dead bolt with this item in under 15 minutes. Everything fit easily and worked as advertised. Liked that the battery does not pull the bolt as I think I would need to replace the battery very often, but instead, sets/removes a pin into the manual turn knob letting the user open the lock manually.