Kwikset KWI-81825 6 Way Adjustable Deadlatch

All three faceplate styles ship with the Kwikset 81825 latch: round corner, square corner, and a drive-in collar. So one part covers a door mortised for a radius-corner plate, one mortised square, and a bored edge with no mortise at all (drive-in). Nothing extra to specify on the order, and nothing else to buy to change the look of the edge.

It will. The 81825 latch carries a square corner faceplate along with the round corner one, so it drops into an edge already mortised square without recutting the prep. If the door has no mortise at all, use the drive-in collar instead.

The 81825 is the latch unit that goes into the door edge and carries the deadbolt bolt, not the strike that mounts in the jamb. If what you need is the jamb-side plate the bolt throws into, look at a deadbolt strike such as the Deltana SP2753 (2-3/4 by 1-1/4 inch steel) or the Emtek 83223 square corner deadbolt strike.

They are two different parts of the same opening. The Kwikset 81825 is the latch itself - a 6 way adjustable deadlatch that goes into the door edge and carries three interchangeable faceplates: round corner, square corner, and a drive-in collar. The Emtek 83223 is a standard deadbolt strike plate with square corners, which mounts on the door frame and receives the bolt. If the bore in the door is what needs the part, the 81825 is the one; if the frame side needs a new plate, the 83223 is.

The Kwikset 81825 is a steel deadlatch for residential door hardware, so the frame side needs a matching deadbolt strike. The Deltana SP2753 is a steel deadbolt strike plate measuring 2-3/4 inches by 1-1/4 inches, which is the common residential frame plate footprint. The Emtek 83223 is another deadbolt strike plate option, supplied with square corners. Either handles the strike side; the 81825 handles the door edge.

Residential. The 81825 is a steel deadbolt latch built for house and apartment entry doors. For a commercial opening on a maintenance or spec job, a Grade 1 or Grade 2 commercial deadbolt latch is the right call instead.

That is the point of the 6 way adjustable design. One 81825 latch adapts to the doors in a portfolio rather than stocking a separate part per opening, and because it also brings round corner, square corner, and drive-in faceplates, it covers the different edge preps you run into across a mixed set of doors. Order the finish that matches the deadbolts already installed.

No. The Kwikset 81825 6 way adjustable deadlatch ships with three interchangeable faceplates covering round corner, square corner, and drive-in collar, so one part number covers all three door edge preps. Buying by finish is the only decision left, and it comes in Bright Brass, Bright Chrome, and Satin Nickel. By contrast, a fixed strike such as the Emtek 83223 is built to one corner style - square corners - so the corner style has to be chosen at the time of order.

No - they solve different sides of different openings. The Codelocks ASA Strike Plate is a stainless steel ASA series strike, an ASA format frame plate. The Kwikset 81825 is a 6 way adjustable deadlatch in steel that installs in the door edge and is built for residential door hardware. An ASA prep in a hollow metal frame calls for the Codelocks ASA plate; a residential door edge calls for the 81825.

Three: Bright Brass, Bright Chrome, and Satin Nickel. Pick the one that matches the deadbolt trim already on the door, since the faceplate is the only part of the latch that shows once the door is closed.