Home Security Door Lock

Yes, it’s designed to reinforce the weak point of your door frame and withstand up to 800 lbs of force when properly installed. No lock can make a door 100% unbreakable, but this adds a serious second barrier on top of your deadbolt, making forced entry dramatically harder, louder, and more time-consuming for an intruder.

No. The lock only mounts on the inside and is made to flip open in one quick motion. You simply slide the latch and the door opens normally. There are no keys or codes to fumble with, so you can get out just as fast as with a regular door — many users feel safer because they know it’s secure and easy to exit.

Yes, it’s very renter-friendly. It installs with a few screws on the door frame of an inward-swinging door. If you ever move out, you can remove the lock, fill the small screw holes, and repaint if needed. In the meantime, you get a big security upgrade without replacing the existing lock or asking for a new key.

Most people install it in under 10 minutes with just a drill and screwdriver. The package includes the mounting template and heavy-duty screws, so you simply mark, pre-drill, and screw it in. No wiring, no special tools, and no locksmith bills.

Yes. When locked, it helps stop kids and pets from opening the door on their own, but adults can unlock it easily from the inside. The latch is smooth and spring-assisted, so older family members don’t need a lot of strength to operate it