Spira Brass Tubular Dead Bolt - Pewter, Grey

The Tubular Dead Bolt is a high-quality and secure lock that provides an extra layer of protection...

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The Spira Brass Tubular Dead Bolt in Pewter is designed for homeowners and businesses seeking enhanced security and peace of mind. Its primary benefit is providing a robust layer of protection against forced entry through solid construction and reliable performance. A minor caveat is its specific spindle hole size, requiring attention during installation. This dead bolt features a tubular design for smooth operation and is suitable for various door types, offering a secure and durable locking solution.

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ColourGrey
Model Part NumberLAL0276PEW
BrandSPIRA BRASS

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FAQs

What material is the Spira Brass Tubular Dead Bolt made of?

The dead bolt is constructed from Zinc and Iron, offering durability and security.

What is the color of this dead bolt?

The dead bolt features a Pewter finish, which is a shade of grey.

Is this dead bolt suitable for exterior doors?

Yes, it is designed for both residential and commercial use, providing an extra layer of protection for exterior doors.

What are the dimensions of the dead bolt?

The dimensions are Height: 8.7 cm, Width: 2.0 cm, and Depth: 4.4 cm.

Does this dead bolt come with a template for installation?

Installation instructions are provided, and it's designed for standard door preparations. A separate template is not specified but measuring existing holes is recommended.

Can I use this dead bolt on any type of door?

It is suitable for standard doors and designed for straightforward installation. Ensure your door has the necessary pre-drilled holes for a dead bolt and check the backset compatibility.

How do I maintain the Pewter finish?

Clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners to preserve the finish.

Troubleshooting

Dead bolt is stiff or difficult to extend/retract.

Ensure the spindle is correctly aligned and not binding. Check for any obstructions in the strike plate or door frame. Lightly lubricate the mechanism.

Lock does not engage fully.

Verify the backset measurement and ensure the dead bolt is installed at the correct depth. Check that the strike plate is properly aligned with the bolt.

Screws do not seem to fit securely.

Ensure you are using the correct screws provided with the dead bolt for the specific mounting points. Do not overtighten.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides enhanced security for doors.
  • Durable construction for long-lasting use.
  • Smooth and reliable operation.
  • Classic Pewter finish suits many decors.
  • Designed for straightforward installation.

Cons

  • Specific spindle hole size (5x5mm) may require precise fitting.
  • Material composition (Zinc & Iron) might be less premium than solid brass for some users.
  • Primarily focused on security, aesthetic customization options are limited.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your door has a standard bore hole for a dead bolt.
  2. Verify the backset measurement to match the dead bolt mechanism (standard is 2-3/8" or 2-1/2").
  3. Insert the dead bolt mechanism through the door hole, ensuring the spindle passes through the correct orientation.
  4. Attach the exterior and interior trim plates, securing them with the provided screws.
  5. Install the cylinder and connect the interior thumb turn.
  6. Test the lock thoroughly by extending and retracting the bolt multiple times.

Compatibility:

  • Suitable for doors with a thickness ranging from 1-3/8" to 1-3/4" (standard door sizes).
  • Requires a 5x5mm spindle for operation.
  • Designed for standard door preparations, check measurements before purchase.

Care:

  • Clean the Pewter finish with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or chemicals.
  • Periodically check the mechanism for smooth operation and lubricate lightly if needed with a graphite-based lubricant.

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