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EVERPLUS Home Door Reinforcement Lock (Black)

$6.50

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EVERPLUS LLC via Amazon has EverPlus 800-Lb Door Reinforcement Security Lock for Inward-Swinging Doors (Black, EPDLB001-1) on sale for $9.99 - 35% off when you apply the promo code LP0K4L5N at checkout = $6.49. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About this item:
  • Specs:
    • Material: Aluminum with 3" stop metal construction
    • Force resistance: 800 lbs (12x stronger than standard deadbolt)
    • Color: Black
    • Dimensions: 3" L x 2.43" W x 1" H
    • Weight: 5.6 oz
  • Includes:
    • 1 door reinforcement lock
    • 8 screws (4 long, 4 short)
    • Installation manual
  • Features:
    • Spring-loaded design prevents children from opening door to strangers
    • Tool-free operation; slide lock with thumb and index finger to release
    • Installs in under 5 minutes with power screwdriver and drill
    • Compatible with any inward swinging door
    • 5-year warranty

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EVERPLUS LLC via Amazon has EverPlus 800-Lb Door Reinforcement Security Lock for Inward-Swinging Doors (Black, EPDLB001-1) on sale for $9.99 - 35% off when you apply the promo code LP0K4L5N at checkout = $6.49. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter doublehelixx for finding this deal.
  • Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons and apply promo codes. If a code doesn't work right away, try applying it a few times across different interfaces such as mobile or desktop, as some codes may not apply consistently. If issues persist, refresh the page, re-enter the code, or revisit the cart before checking out.
About this item:
  • Specs:
    • Material: Aluminum with 3" stop metal construction
    • Force resistance: 800 lbs (12x stronger than standard deadbolt)
    • Color: Black
    • Dimensions: 3" L x 2.43" W x 1" H
    • Weight: 5.6 oz
  • Includes:
    • 1 door reinforcement lock
    • 8 screws (4 long, 4 short)
    • Installation manual
  • Features:
    • Spring-loaded design prevents children from opening door to strangers
    • Tool-free operation; slide lock with thumb and index finger to release
    • Installs in under 5 minutes with power screwdriver and drill
    • Compatible with any inward swinging door
    • 5-year warranty

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About this Deal:
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Today 12:24 AM
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Bizkit64Today 12:24 AM
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Put these on all of my exterior doors, security was a plus, but to keep my 2 year old from escaping the house lol
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Today 6:40 AM
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DaveIGuessToday 6:40 AM
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I suggest using different screws and not the included ones, 3" wood screws or something
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Today 1:08 PM
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CBL_WVToday 1:08 PM
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LPL (Lockpicking Lawyer) defeated this style with a plastic milk jug, lol, but not every potential burglar would come prepared with a plastic shim! And it should work very well for the @Bizkit64 sitch, e.g. toddler-proofing!
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Today 1:09 PM
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DealCaptain9
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Today 1:09 PM
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Great deal.
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Today 1:18 PM
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flasholic1234
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Today 1:18 PM
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Quote from CBL_WV View quoted comment :
LPL (Lockpicking Lawyer) defeated this style with a plastic milk jug, lol, but not every potential burglar would come prepared with a plastic shim! And it should work very well for the @Bizkit64 sitch, e.g. toddler-proofing!
what's a better alternative?
Today 1:30 PM
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KonradenToday 1:30 PM
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Quote from flasholic1234 View quoted comment :
what's a better alternative?
Security guards are about 40k a year plus benefits. If you need all day coverage you'll probably need 3 shifts.
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Today 1:55 PM
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LavenderMeal513Today 1:55 PM
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Quote from Bizkit64 View quoted comment :
Put these on all of my exterior doors, security was a plus, but to keep my 2 year old from escaping the house lol
That was my idea 10 years back too when installing these on exterior doors and the door to the garage. My daughter managed to reach the garage one with a Mickey Mouse hand-on-a-stick and locked me out. These are super easy to close but tough to open for little hands once they can reach them. $1000 later I now have a new door to the garage…

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Today 2:44 PM
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Ferrari9999Today 2:44 PM
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Quote from CBL_WV View quoted comment :
LPL (Lockpicking Lawyer) defeated this style with a plastic milk jug, lol, but not every potential burglar would come prepared with a plastic shim! And it should work very well for the @Bizkit64 sitch, e.g. toddler-proofing!
can you share the video link ? i am thinking of buying this lock but want to know how to open in case of emergencies.
Today 2:58 PM
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BeehmanToday 2:58 PM
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I agree these are one of the more secure door locks out there. Also agree you should use longer/better screws than that is provided in box.

But as others noted. These locks are easy to lock but can be difficult to unlock for the elderly or kids. While the one in linking is a lot more expensive the handle makes it a lot easier to unlock/open

https://a.co/d/01zHLcTv
Today 3:58 PM
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hey_look_its_slimmyToday 3:58 PM
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I put this style of lock on our doors to keep our son from escaping. It took me a good 5 minutes to even figure out how to work it and it confuses every adult trying to unlock it, but it does its job well.
Today 4:24 PM
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r81984Today 4:24 PM
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These are the best locks to stop a 2 year old. I have them on my doors.
Today 5:08 PM
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justyeToday 5:08 PM
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These are good for deranged crackheads that aren't smart enough to carry around a plastic milk jug. You won't believe how dumb the average B&E type is.
Today 5:16 PM
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DreadPirateWesleyToday 5:16 PM
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Quote from Bizkit64 View quoted comment :
Put these on all of my exterior doors, security was a plus, but to keep my 2 year old from escaping the house lol
Haha that's precisely why we got these same things. Turns out they're pretty solid and are easy to operate.
Today 5:18 PM
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DreadPirateWesleyToday 5:18 PM
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Quote from CBL_WV View quoted comment :
LPL (Lockpicking Lawyer) defeated this style with a plastic milk jug, lol, but not every potential burglar would come prepared with a plastic shim! And it should work very well for the @Bizkit64 sitch, e.g. toddler-proofing!
Link? It's a spring loaded hinge, so you'd have to pull and separate it from the hinge plate then swing open. I'd love to see how a burgler can burgle this. I doubt it.

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SingularMotivesToday 9:30 PM
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Quote from DreadPirateWesley View quoted comment :
Link? It's a spring loaded hinge, so you'd have to pull and separate it from the hinge plate then swing open. I'd love to see how a burgler can burgle this. I doubt it.
I'm guessing he's thinking of McNally, who works with LPL.

https://youtube.com/shorts/D3coZn...DsCLk2cNby

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