How to Buy Tips:
Count all the number and types of locks required in your home.
Select your finishes.
Select the level of security you desire - Grade 3 (Standard), Grade 2 (Higher Security), Solid Brass hardware.
Be sure to key your hardware the same so that you have the convenience of one key.
If you are a builder, please see our For builders section.
If you wish to view our Retail locations, please see our Where to buy section.
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Handlesets
Every exterior entry door in your home should have Handleset or Keyed Entry, with Deadbolt hardware.
If you have just moved in to a house or apartment, install new hardware on the exterior entry doors. Your home's image will be instantly improved and you will have the security of knowing exactly who has keys to your home.
We are proud to offer a fine selection of handleset hardware, whether in our Design Elements by Yale, YH Collection or New Traditions Series. View our entire Product Selection here.
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Privacy
A Privacy lock is also known as an Interior Locking or Bathroom or Bedroom lock.
This door hardware should be placed on any door in the interior of your home you would want to lock.
All Privacy locks have an emergency release function to enable simple access to a room if required.
The Privacy function is convenience driven, not security driven.
Knobs or levers can be purchased as Privacy locks.
Yale is proud to offer a wide selection of privacy hardware, whether in our Design Elements by Yale, YH Collection or New Traditions Series. Click here to view our entire Product Selection
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Dummy
Dummy hardware is also known as a Decorative Pull.
This door hardware is generally used on linen closet or pantry doors, or any door where only a pull is required to open.
We offer a the dummy function in all of our product lines, whether in our Design Elements by Yale, YH Collection or New Traditions Series. Click here to view our entire Product Selection.
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Deadbolts
Every exterior entry door on your home should have a deadbolt.
The door from your garage to your home should be considered an exterior entry door as well.
A single cylinder deadbolt has a key lock on the outside and a thumb turn on the inside.
A double cylinder deadbolt requires a key on both sides, so that a burglar cannot simply break the glass and turn the bolt in order to enter your home.
We offer a wide selection of deadbolt hardware, whether in our Design Elements by Yale, YH Collection or New Traditions Series. Click here to view our entire Product Selection
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Passage
A Passage lock is also known as an Interior Non-Locking lock.
This door hardware is placed on any door you would not need to lock, such as a laundry room, hallway or closet. The latchbolt is operated by either knob or lever at all times, meaning the knob or lever on either side of the door may be used to turn the bolt and open the door.
Passage locks do not lock, so never use this hardware on a door that needs to be secure against unwanted entry!
We offer a fine selection of passage hardware, whether in our Design Elements by Yale, YH Collection or New Traditions Series. View all our products here
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Keyed Entry
Every exterior entry door in your home should have Keyed Entry or Handleset, with Deadbolt hardware.
If you have just moved in to a house or apartment, install new hardware on the exterior entry doors. Your home's image will be instantly improved and you will have the security of knowing exactly who has keys to your home.
We offer a fine selection of keyed entry hardware, whether in our Design Elements by Yale, YH Collection or New Traditions Series. View our entire Product Selection here.
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