Deadbolts

Omnia deadbolts are available in single cylinder or double cylinder options depending on your needs. Single cylinder deadbolts have a slot for a key on one side and a turning mechanism on the other. The turning mechanism can be used to lock the deadbolt without use of the key. Double cylinder deadbolts have key slots on both sides, requiring the use of a key to lock the deadbolt no matter which side of the door you're on. Single cylinder deadbolts are more common in the average American home; their cost-efficiency and user-friendliness make them more desirable than their double cylinder counterparts. Potential drawbacks to a single cylinder deadbolt involve there being less security from intruders than double cylinder deadbolts offer. There's also the risk of small children slipping outside unnoticed, since single cylinder deadbolts are so easy to use. Double cylinder deadbolts provide extra security both inside and outside of the home, but they're much less convenient to use than single cylinder deadbolts. If there's an emergency that requires immediate evacuation of your home, like a fire, taking the time to find a key for the deadbolt could spell disaster. When buying an Omnia deadbolt, weigh your options carefully, and feel free to reach out to us with any other questions and concerns you may have when it comes to your home security.

Offering styles as dependable as their security, Omnia deadbolts come in a variety of shapes and sizes to fit whatever aesthetic you would like your home to exude. Omnia deadbolts come in styles labeled as modern, traditional, and low-profile, with some deadbolts sticking further out of the door than others. With this many options, you're sure to find exactly what you need in Omnia's collection.