Emtek Door Hardware - Sandcast Bronze #3 Style Deadbolt

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Emtek, Sandcast Bronze #3 Style Deadbolt

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Sandcast Bronze #3 Style Deadbolt
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Emtek Door Hardware Includes:
- Standard door preparation
- Shipped with square corner mortise plates and strike plate. Rounded corner available upon request.
- Backset must be specified upon order placement. Choose between standard 2 3/8" or 2 3/4" backsets.

*** Made to order, most orders ship out within 3 days.

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Choose From 4 Finishes

Dark Bronze	Medium Bronze	Silver Patina	Flat Black

> Emtek Sandcast Style 3 Single Cylinder Deadbolt

Sug. Retail $44.10

Use this deadbolt in conjunction with a passage knob above for use on an exterior door where a keyed cylinder is desired.

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> Emtek Sandcast Style 3 Double Cylinder Deadbolt

Sug. Retail $49.30

Use this deadbolt in conjunction with a passage knob above for use on an exterior door where a keyed cylinder is desired.

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What is the Difference between a double and single cylinder deadbolt?
	Single Cylinder Deadbolts have a thumb turn (left half in image) on the inside of the door and a keyed cylinder on the outside of the door (right half in image). Single Cylinder Deabolts are the most commonly used type of deadbolt.
	Double Cylinder Deadbolts have a keyed cylinder on both sides of the door and require the user to have a key to unlock from either side of the door. These are good for certain situations but are not ideal for most applications as it can be dangerous in an emergency because the user would have to find the key before being able to unlock.