Description
a common type of mechanical door lock often used in residential or light commercial settings:
Basic security mechanism – Contains two internal levers that must be lifted by the correct key to align and release the bolt, providing minimal pick resistance.
Common for interior doors – Frequently used on bedroom, bathroom, or cabinet doors where high security isn’t critical.
Simple key operation – Works with a standard flat key (usually a basic cut or skeleton key) for easy access
Vulnerable to forced entry – Offers limited protection against drilling, bumping, or snapping due to its low-lever design.
