How to Install a Key Lock on a Patio Door [1080p]
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2024
- In this video we show you how to install a key lock set on an existing patio door handle.
Products used in this video:
Key Lock and Housing
Product Code: 82-315
www.swisco.com/Key-Lock-Kit/p...
Patio Door Handle Set, 3-15/16"
Product Code: 82-035
www.swisco.com/Patio-Door-Hand...
Adjustable Hacksaw
Product Code: 75-023
www.swisco.com/Adjustable-Hack...
12" Hacksaw Blades (5 Pack)
Product Code: 75-023B
www.swisco.com/hacksaw-blades/...
Locking Long Nose Pliers
Product Code: 75-054
www.swisco.com/Locking-long-no...
Long Nose Pliers
Product Code: 75-055
www.swisco.com/long-nose-plier...
0:00 Intro
0:13 Parts
0:22 Tools
0:34 Removing the handles
1:16 Punching out holes
1:54 Assembling the key cylinder
2:53 Testing the handles and lever
3:13 Cutting the spindle to length
4:10 Completing the installation 
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They make it look simple. It's not as simplistic as the video shows. You'll also need a vice and a small file. The punch outs in my handle (not a Swisco) didn't want to come out and finally when they did, the handle was beaten up and a bit twisted. However, this is the ONLY resource available to put a key lock on my sliding door. I now have a lock installed and I'm pleased that Swisco offers theirs because neither Lowes, HD nor a local locksmith had anything. Thank you Swisco.
? The video shows a vice and a file?
@@kpazsoldan If you own a house and do not have a vise and a file, you obviously are in trouble when it comes to normal homeowner tasks.
@@DOLRED Give me a break. I've been a home owner for over 25 years. Remodeled every single home I owned. Never owned a vice, thought it would have been nice to use one maybe 2 or 3 times over the years. Besides, I was commenting to gporter.seadog. Sorry about your lack of reading comprehension. At least you have a vice and a file, though.
Thank you for the video. I was not able to cut spindle with a hack saw and pliers, but aviation snips did the trick. I used a dremel with a cut off wheel to grind down and smooth the spindle a bit.
Good video with easy to follow step by step instructions. Next time, when you list the tools, list ALL of the tools you use; a few additional tools were used that were not listed in the "Tools " section.
Excellent step by step. Thank you
Very helpful, thanks!
Very helpul, thank you!
Good to know that this is even possible, because i've been wanting this to be installed (by a professional) in my sliding back door.
What a helpful video, I am excited to try this! thank you
Aw thanks! Good luck & let us know how you do!!
Super helpful! Thanks a lot!
Excellent video thanks!!
Outstanding video!
Thank you for giving me the answer that every window and door guy could not. I guess they all just want to sell you a new sliding door. I've been told many times that this cannot be done on my existing sliding door. I never believe that. now I know I was right thank you so much for your great video.
Thank you, we often say, "Don't replace, repair!" here at Swisco.
Great content
Great info, snappy jazz.
Haha! Thanks for the good taste in music and videos!!
Thank you!
Hi great instruction video, Do you have an application for a double sliding patio door, Thanks
You are an expert and very explained. Thanks.
I’m just wondering whether I can fix a cylinder lock in to my patio door? Please can you help?
Aw thanks, we certainly try!! A key cylinder should be fixable. Send us a photo of yours and we'll gladly help to look into it - www.swisco.com/page-id-part
Thanks beardy.
Could you use an angle grinder to cut the spindle
great video
Thanks!
Well I'll be doing this when I get home.
love the music!
SAME!
Will these parts work on an Anderson sliding door?
Is the key lock from inside or outside tge house?can i use this to my patio door and lock it from inside?
When I insert the keylock spindle and the inside latch do they butt against each other or does one ride over the other? Signec sooo confused
Where can I get that set of punch tools from? I bought a set I found online but I'm not making any progress
+Madeline Saeed Hard to beat Amazon on something like that. Feel free to contact us if you need help with your project.
My stupid landlords decided to turn our regular (worked fine) front door into A glass sliding door. They didn't even install a key. I hate people . Now I gotta figure out how to lock my belongings. I hate people.
I hate people too. I don’t know why people think they want shit they don’t need.
Hello, I've got a glass sliding patio door that is 1 1/8" thick with a clamp lock and I want to change it out to a keyed setup with handle so that I can lock/unlock it from the outside of the home. What product(s) would you recommend for me?
It's going to depend on the specifics of your old handle, but we have lots of keyed options. Send a photo of your handle to us at www.swisco.com/page-id-part and we will tell you which keyed alternative to choose!
SWISCO I sent some pics and info through the site but haven’t heard back
We were closed for the weekend, so that is probably why you haven't heard back. Give us a call and we will look up your case and follow up on it. Our phone number is here: www.swisco.com/page-contact
Informative. I have a Milguard & just ordered a complete keyed sliding door handle kit....
That's great! Let us know how to installation goes for you.
@@SWISCO Got the kit today and installed. Used the kit outside handle/lock only, reused inside handle. Lock works good (had to fiddle with it to get it oriented right to get key to lock/unlock and to remove key).
On the original Milgard handle, I saw where the lock punch out circle was located. I will keep it and buy a lock assembly so I use it (as a spare).
I got the handle came with the lock
The instructions that come with your 82-086 Legacy Keyed Handle set suggest that you can "break off tail ends with pliers" I would like to inform you that for those of us with mortal strength (i.e. most of your customers) this is not possible. I see in your video that you actually do it by using a vice, hacksaw and file! I wish I had the tools you have because after trying to do one of these for the last 2 hours my hands hurt so much I can barely type and I have not made any progress. I bought two of your keyed handle sets so I actually have 4 of these to cut or break. I sure wish I had locks on my doors! I also called your customer service and your representative suggested I find someone stronger to do this with two pairs of pliers, she had no other suggestions. I am off to the store to see if I can buy an angle grinder as two customers here suggested. Of course no one bothered to answer the question when they asked if this will work. I'll send you my medical bills if my difficulties continue. This should definitely be easier.
I'm getting this for my sliding door
Dam I thought they sent me the wrong handels, thanks for the vid it was easy as 123
We're glad to hear the order was alright! Sometimes an installation isn't totally intuitive (like a key lock!) but we try to always offer media resources or guides to get people through it.
Instead of a punch tool, can I use my drill? Also, instead of a hacksaw, how about an angle grinder with a disc that cuts metal?
yes that would be more logical
Have the lock but where can I buy the white key housing? Was not able to find only the housing anywhere.
+dev3042 If you look in the video description you'll find links to all the parts used in the tutorial. Let us know if you have any questions.
+SWISCO do you have installers in la
+Shimon BenBassat I am sorry, we do not have any installers. You can purchase the parts you need on our website www.SWISCO.com and attempt the repair yourself. If you run into any trouble, contact us and we can help you with your repair project.
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I CANT FIND THIS PRODUCT ANYWHERE, WHERE CAN I BUY IT >
Links to all the products used in the video can be found in the description. Thanks for watching!
I'm from Malaysia
where can I buy
SWISCO.com offers international shipping. All orders can be placed on our site.
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I know that I'm going to attempt this, and have a terrible day. I also know that it's going to take me 12 hours, 7 beers, and I may or may not kick the dog
No need to kick the dog if you follow our video!
@@SWISCO I have an Anderson series 200 in between blind door. Will it work on that?
I can't say. It's a very versatile part. Send photos to our experts if you want them to lend an opinion: www.swisco.com/page-id-part
I got 4 dogs, so I get to kick 4 of em..ya 12 hours and 7 beers is about right for me too lol.
ahahahaha! 2 days for me and a bottle of hennesy!!!!!
Great info. Not a fan of the music; way too distracting.
..nauseating..
I’ve got a patio door that, when I tighten down both the interior and exterior handles, suddenly the lock gets EXTREMELY tough to turn. What could be causing the problem? It’s a Pella Impervia set up on a Pella door.
It could be a number of things. I'd check the length of the tail that sticks into the lock to activate it. You can request help directly from our research team here: www.swisco.com/page-id-part
@@SWISCO I had the same problem about two hours ago and knew I had to cut the spindle and your video showed me how. He needs to cut his spindle. The two spindles are overlapping and causing no room for turning. However...back to cutting the spindle...don't have vice grips BUT I do have a kobalt pipe cutter...can't I put the spindle between the wheel and turn and start a cut then use pliers to finish the break? I don't want to break the spindle. I have a hack saw but no way to keep the spindle from moving.
I follow all these guides but my door lock never wants to turn and then just breaks the stick part 😢
What a complicated process. Cant they make something simplier to install?
Ll
This isn’t a very burglar proof lock, is it?
This key lock is intended to work as a typical lock, so it should be just as secure as any other keyed handle set!
SWISCO I have a multi latch mortise lock, which can be opened with a key from the outside, on my patio doors. I think it’s a pretty decent lock as far as patio door locks go. They are usually just lockable from the inside and from what I’ve read, easy to break into. I’d still like to find a way to make my sliders even more secure.
@@geslinam9703 Ah! i would check out some of our security locks then - www.swisco.com/cl/Patio-Sliding-Glass-Door-Accessories
is that a real beard???????
You'd better believe it!
@@SWISCO you're beard is the only reason I'm gonna buy the lock
Far too complicated.
Umm that's a cheap ass and weak ass lock.
Yeah, but if you are stepping out of the sliding door & want to lock behind you it is only option. I secure my door from the inside. This is just a way to lock it if stepping out & door is out of sight