So when I was recently invited to try out the new Schlage keypad lock, I was ecstatic, since I get freaked out regularly.
This lock is great because it’s still a typical deadbolt, but with the keypad, you can to add, change or delete user codes based on your families entry needs. Why have a keypad lock on your homes front door you ask?
Here is the result of a recent survey that was done on Mom Central:
- 80% of Mom respondents reported that stories of local crimes encourage them to rethink their current locks.
- 70% of Moms have given keys to people who are not members of the household and when asked to consider how many non-residents have keys to their homes, 86% reported feeling at least moderately concerned.
- 84% of Moms have experienced a child, babysitter, or housekeeper entering a designated "off-limits" area in the home, sometimes with serious consequences.
- Almost half (48%) of survey Moms said they would like to leave a spare key hidden outside of the house but don't feel comfortable doing so.
- 84% of respondents reported that house members have been locked out of their home at least a couple times per year.
So what is so great about the new Schlage Locks? (other being named a Platinum award winner in the Awards for Design Excellence (ADEX) competition sponsored by Design Journal magazine, and being featured on The Learning Channel's Designing Spaces )
~A simple keypad to be used for key less access~Buttons are coated to prevent wear and tear
~A warning signal after four incorrect attempts
~Lots of finish options (brass, oil rubbed bronze, and more) to match your exterior decor
~Less than 30 minute installation
~Available for interior and exterior doors and in varying styles
~Innovative 'Turn Lock' feature allows you to lock & leave without a key






1 comments:
Sun Jun 29, 11:07:00 PM
So Em, should we get one of these for my great new house once it is finished? I think it would be a good idea for you to get one.
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