If you’re looking at a serious deadbolt, the is more than just another lock on the shelf — this is a real door‑security workhorse built for main entrances where peace of mind isn’t optional. This 60 mm backset version fits most standard wooden and metal doors without fuss and gives you the heavy‑duty feel you want when you turn the key.

Here’s the thing: this isn’t one of those flimsy, cheap locks that feels loose after a couple of months — it’s a proper deadbolt door lock with dual key operation and multiple locking points that genuinely increase resistance against forced entry, picking, and prying. And that matters a lot when you’re securing a home or office.

Key Features:

• EXS+ Security Cylinder - Multi‑pin mechanism with high key variation that makes duplication tough and adds a real layer of defence.
• 60 mm Backset - Standard spacing that fits into most door setups without custom routing or retrofit hassles.
• Durable Metal Body - Solid construction holds up under daily use and handle stress without deforming over time.
• Dual Key Operation - Lets you lock/unlock from both inside and outside with keys — great for controlled access.
• 4 High‑Quality Keys Included - You get ample spares for family or staff right out of the box.

Applications

The deadbolt rim lock sits right at the core of traditional door security — use it on main entry doors, office entrances, or apartment front doors where you want a no‑nonsense, mechanical key lock that just works day in and day out without electronics or batteries.

Why Choose This Model

This model stands out because it brings a solid blend of traditional mechanical strength and practical install flexibility — that’s why professionals often reach for a locked door and slap one of these on without hesitation. The build feels hefty, keys turn smooth, and you don’t need to worry about power or sensors failing when you come home late at night.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Backset – 60 mm - Gives you the proper bolt reach behind the face plate so your door stays anchored against forced pushes.
• Lock Type – Deadbolt - A deadbolt doesn’t retract under torque the way spring latches can, so brute force entry is harder.
• Finish Options - Satin nickel or antique brass means you can match this with your door hardware without it sticking out like a sore thumb.
• Number of Keys - Four keys out of the box means you’ve got spares — trades often recommend at least one extra key per user.
• Material - Sturdy metal components hold up to wear, knocks, and climate swings better than cheap zinc alloys.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re serious about basic door security without spending on digital or smart options, the mechanical deadbolt here is a real contender — ideal for homeowners, renters, small offices, or anyone who isn’t into gadgets but wants a lock that feels tight and dependable.

Don’t buy this if you want an app or touchscreen — this is old‑school metal, keys, and torque, and that’s exactly why people still swear by it in the field.