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Deadlatches Melbourne

Deadlatches are useful where a door should latch automatically when closed. Lock Masters helps with deadlatch repair, replacement, keying support, and practical options for compatible entry doors.

  • Automatic lockingLocks automatically when the door closes.
  • Strong lock hardwareQuality, strong hardware for entry doors.
  • Quick inside exitOpen and exit from inside without a key.

LOCK OPTIONS

Deadlatch options

Compare standard, keyless, lever and combination deadlatch options below. Select a model to add it to your request and we will confirm door compatibility, keying and next steps before quoting.

Deadlatch - Satin Steel

Deadlatch

Self-latching deadlatch for everyday entry doors.

Finish

Satin Steel
Keyless Deadlatch - Satin Steel

Keyless Deadlatch

Self-latching deadlatch with easy inside operation.

Finish

Satin Steel
Lever Deadlatch - Satin Steel

Lever Deadlatch

Lever-operated deadlatch for commercial entry doors.

Finish

Satin Steel
Combination Deadlatch - Satin Steel

Combination Deadlatch

Self-latching deadlatch with keypad code access.

Finish

Satin Steel

What are deadlatches used for?

Deadlatches are used when an entry door should latch automatically as it closes, reducing the chance of the door being left unsecured.

They are practical for front doors, apartments and frequent-use entries where quick inside exit, key access and reliable daily locking matter.

Automatic latching

Locks automatically when the door closes.

Quick inside exit

Open the entry from inside without needing to use a key.

Entry door control

Use on compatible entry doors that need reliable daily latching.

How to choose the right deadlatch

Deadlatch selection depends on the door setup, entry use, inside operation, keying needs and whether a standard, keyless, lever or code model is suitable.

Check the door setup

Confirm backset, cut-outs and frame fit before choosing.

Choose the function

Compare standard, keyless, lever and code options.

Plan the keying

Check keyed-alike options for compatible cylinders.

Common reasons to replace deadlatches

Most requests to replace deadlatches begin with worn hardware, lost keys, changed access needs, or a lock that no longer works reliably.

  • Loose or failing deadlatch

    Replace when deadlatch repair is not practical.

  • Upgrade from basic latch

    Use when the door should latch as it closes.

  • Change access function

    Move to keyless, lever or code access where suitable.

  • Hardware upgrade

    Upgrade worn entry hardware before sale or renovation.

How it works

Setup checked

Door and latch assessed.

Option confirmed

Function and finish confirmed.

Ready to use

Deadlatch tested and working.

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Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about deadlatch compatibility, repair, replacement, keying and access functions.

Need help choosing?

Select a model above or send a general request. We will confirm the door, hardware and best option.

Free lock help

Compare lock types, functions and finishes before you choose.

Fit check

Photos help us check fit and installation options.

Clear quote before work

We confirm the recommended option and price before booking.

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Send your request

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