Mechanical Keypad Door Lock: No Batteries, 14-Key Combination
$119.99 CAD
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Mechanical Keypad Door Lock: No Batteries, 14-Key Combination
$119.99 CAD
The simplest keyless lock is the one with nothing to charge. This mechanical keypad door lock runs on a full mechanical combination: no batteries, no electronics, no app, nothing to die in a cold snap. Punch your 14-key code, turn the handle, and you're in. The zinc-alloy latch bolt resists prying, the weatherproof stainless body shrugs off rain and frost, and adjustable left/right handles fit gates, garage doors, garden sheds, fences, and offices. It mounts on doors 35–65mm thick with the included screws and square shaft: a genuine DIY install with a screwdriver. For rental properties, Airbnbs, and anywhere you want keyless entry without the tech overhead, this is the set-and-forget answer.
Why it fits your home:
- Full mechanical 14-key combination: no batteries, no charging, no electronics
- Durable zinc-alloy latch bolt with pry-resistant build
- Waterproof stainless steel body for gates, garages, sheds, and fences
- Fits doors 35–65mm thick with adjustable left/right handles
- Easy DIY installation with included hardware; no wiring or fees
What this one does
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How does your city compare?
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What the data says about burglary in the US
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195Burglaries per 100,000 people in the US in 2025, homes and businesses.
17%Share of US burglaries that police solved in 2025.
JulyThe riskiest month for burglary in large US cities, 7% above an average month.
What the data says about break-ins
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109,753Break-ins reported to police in Canada in 2025, homes and businesses.
1 in 5Share of those break-ins that police solved.
About halfShare of household break-ins that are reported to police at all, according to Statistics Canada's 2019 survey.