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Entry Door Lock Sets
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$100Yale Quattro Hinged Security Door Lock Black
Increase the security of your hinged door with the Yale Quattro Hinged Security Door Lock. Featuring ASSA ABLOY's projection bolt and a redesigned ...
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$100Yale Quattro Hinged Security Door Lock White
Upgrade your home security with the Yale Quattro Hinged Security Door Lock. Its projection bolt and redesigned lockbody ensure improved operation a...
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$100Yale Quattro Hinged Security Door Lock Primrose
Upgrade your home security with Yale Quattro Hinged Security Door Lock. With projection bolt and a newly redesigned lockbody, enjoy improved operat...
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$100Yale Quattro Hinged Security Door Lock Brown
Upgrade your home security with the Yale Quattro Hinged Security Door Lock. Its projection bolt and redesigned lockbody provide improved durability...
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Entrance Lock Sets: What to Know Before You Buy
Choosing the right entrance lock set might not be the most thrilling part of setting up your home — but it’s one of the most important. Whether you’re building, renovating, or just updating your front door, getting the right combination of style and security is key (no pun intended).
At The Blue Space, we see all kinds of homes, tastes, and security needs — and trust us, there’s a lock set to suit them all. Here's a down-to-earth guide to help you figure out what’ll work best for your place.
First Up — What is an Entrance Lock Set?
Put simply, it’s the combo of handle and lock that goes on your front door. It usually includes:
- A door handle (lever or knob)
- A deadbolt or locking mechanism
- The internal latch system
- All the bits and pieces to fix it in place
Some sets also come with matching interior hardware so the inside of your door looks just as good.
Types of Entrance Lock Sets
There’s a fair bit of variety out there, but here are the most common types:
Knob Sets
A classic choice. They’re simple, round, and often found in older or more traditional homes. Can include a key lock or be paired with a separate deadbolt.
Lever Sets
Easier to grip than knobs (especially if your hands are full). Ideal for households with kids or older family members.
Deadbolt Sets
These are all about security. Usually used alongside a separate handle or pull, they offer a strong, reliable lock.
Handle Sets with Deadbolts
A popular all-in-one option for front doors. These include a stylish pull handle or lever with a deadbolt up top.
Smart or Digital Lock Sets
Tech-savvy and keyless. We’ve got a separate post on these right here if you're curious.
What to Consider When Choosing a Lock Set
Before you click add to cart, have a think about the following:
Security Level
Are you after a simple latch or something more robust? Deadbolts are the go-to for added peace of mind.
Style & Finish
Match your lock set with the rest of your front door hardware — hinges, knockers, door pulls, the lot. Matte black and brushed chrome are always crowd favourites.
Door Type
Is your door timber, aluminium, or composite? Not all lock sets are compatible with all doors, so make sure you check the specs.
Ease of Use
Think about who’ll be using the door. Levers are easier for little hands or older adults, while some people just prefer the look of a knob.
Installation
If you're replacing an old lock, check the backset and hole spacing to avoid too much retrofitting. New doors give you more flexibility.
A Quick Word on Quality
Not all locks are made equal. We always recommend going for trusted brands with solid warranties and proper Australian standards certification — it’s your front door, after all. Better to get something that lasts and feels good in the hand.
Ready to Lock It In?
Whether you want something sleek and modern or prefer a more classic look, we’ve got options for every home. Shop online with The Blue Space and get the gear delivered to your door, ready to install.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an entry door lock set?
An entry door lock set is a matched package that combines a lockable handle or knob with a deadbolt or latch and a strike plate, keyed alike so one key works both. Sets come in finishes like matte black, brushed nickel, chrome and brushed brass to suit front and external doors.
What types of door locks are there for an entry door?
The main types are keyed entrance sets (handle plus deadbolt), single deadbolts, lever-on-rose handles and smart or keyless locks. Entry sets suit front and external doors needing key security, while passage handles without a lock are used internally. Match the lock type to the door's backset and thickness before buying.
How do I replace a front door lock?
Measure the existing backset (usually 60mm or 70mm) and the door thickness, then choose a lock set rated for that range. Remove the old handle, latch and strike screws, fit the new latch into the edge mortice, align the spindle and fasten the handles. Most entry sets are keyed alike on arrival.
Are smart or keyless door locks suitable for an external front door?
Yes. Many smart and keyless entry locks carry weather-resistant housings and IP ratings for outdoor exposure, with keypad, fingerprint or app entry plus a mechanical key backup. Check the lock is listed for external use and confirm battery type and door thickness compatibility before fitting.
What finishes do entry door lock sets come in?
Common finishes are matte black, brushed nickel, chrome, brushed brass and gunmetal. For coastal or exposed locations choose marine-grade stainless or a tested PVD finish, since salt air can corrode lower-grade coatings. Matching the lock set to existing door handles and hinges keeps the entry consistent.
