Commercial lock and deadbolt price list
Commercial locking devices carry their configuration in the part number — backset, handing and faceplate on the narrow-stile side, lever, rose and finish on the mortise side. How much of that moves the price varies by line: the Schlage mortise guides resolve to a range that narrows as you pick, while the Adams Rite guides carry one list price with the configuration assembling the part number around it. The six guides below cover Adams Rite and Schlage locking devices: the 4510 and 4900 deadlatches and the MS1850S maximum-security deadlock for narrow-stile aluminum entrances, plus the L9050 mortise lock, the L9460 mortise deadbolt and the LM9250 multi-point lock. Each prices live from its own manufacturer's current price book.
Adams Rite
- Adams Rite 4510 price & specsAdams Rite's 4510 deadlatch for narrow-stile aluminum storefront doors, priced from the current Adams Rite book.
- Adams Rite 4900 price & specsAdams Rite's 4900 heavy-duty deadlatch for narrow-stile doors, priced from the current Adams Rite book.
- Adams Rite MS1850S price & specsAdams Rite's MS1850S maximum-security deadlock for aluminum entrances, priced from the current Adams Rite book.
Schlage
- Schlage L9050 price & specsThe L9050 office lock anchors Schlage's L9000 mortise series, priced from the current Schlage book.
- Schlage L9460 price & specsSchlage's L9460 cylinder-by-thumbturn deadbolt from the L-series mortise deadbolt line, priced from the current Schlage book.
- Schlage LM9250 price & specsThe LM9250 is the single-cylinder anchor of Schlage's LM9200 multi-point lock line.
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