| How
is the MacLock installed? |
Professional Installation
Tools
MacLock Pro-Tools
are available for purchase by professionals or on a 14 day loan basis to
individuals who have single installation needs. Call 866-297-7233 or email
for loan basis tools details.
Professional Install Instructions (PDF Format)
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| How
hard is it to install the MacLock? |
There
are two ways to install the MacLock. Professionals using the MacLock Pro-Tools
can have a complete install in about 45 minutes.
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| Do
I have to remove my door or frame to install the MacLock 1500? |
No,
the installation is accomplished with the door and frame left in place using
either the install tools included in the MacLock Contractor Kit and MacLock Pro-Tools
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| How
long does it take to install? |
The
Contractor version of the MacLock installs in about 45 minutes with the
MacLock Pro-Tools
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| What
tools do I need? |
The MacLock Contractor Kit can be installed with Maclock Pro-Tools
(Pro-Tools are sold seperately) |
| Will
it fit on my door? |
| The
MacLock 1500 will fit on most residential exterior 1 3/4 inch thick wood
doors and most residential exterior 1 3/4 inch thick, steel clad doors with
a wood edge (and a wood door jamb). |
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| I
already have a dead bolt on my door, can I install a MacLock? |
| Yes,
if your existing dead bolt hole is at least 34 inches down from
the top of your door and has a 2 1/8 inch wide hole, which is
back set 2 3/8 inches from the edge of the door. |
| I
have more than one dead bolt on my door, does that matter? |
| No,
but the second dead bolt must be removed if it is located where
the MacLock will be installed. A brass cover plate can be purchased
to cover the remaining hole after the installation is complete.
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| I
have a window in my door, can I buy a MacLock in a double key
version? |
| Yes,
the MacLock can be purchased in a double key version for door
with windows or sidelights; or, in the standard single keyed
version. |
| My
door has been kicked in and my door jamb is broken, will that
effect the MacLock? |
| The
strike plate must be mounted on a jamb that is in good shape. |
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