Lockey Keyless Locks, Gate Locks & Mechanical Pushbutton Locks

Lockey products are easiest to buy when you match the lock to the opening and confirm a few key measurements first. Start by choosing the application: a standard swinging door, a gate (pool/perimeter/chain link), or an exit device setup. For doors, decide whether you need a mechanical pushbutton lockset, a deadbolt-style solution, or a latch function. Then confirm door thickness and backset (both are filterable on this page) so the lock fits and installs cleanly. Handing also matters on many locksets—choose left, right, or reversible based on how the door swings.

For gates, start with the gate type and environment. If you’re near salt air or heavy exposure, choose a marine grade finish when available. Gate solutions often pair a lock/latch with supporting hardware (like gate boxes or latch protection), so confirm your post/gate dimensions and clearance. If you’re shopping exit device components, choose the rim exit device or the specific trim/parts you’re replacing, then match the compatible series.

When comparing finishes, prioritize function and environment first, then aesthetics. If you’re matching existing hardware, use finish filters (including marine-grade variants) to keep a consistent look. Finally, double-check the door/gate measurements and intended function before checkout—especially for thicker doors, specialty installs, or retrofit replacements.

Popular categories

• Mechanical Pushbutton Locksets
  
• Gate Hardware & Gate Locks
  
• Rim Exit Devices
  
• Exit Device Parts
  
• Exit Device Trims
  
• Electronic / Keypad Locks
  

FAQs

1. What’s the difference between a mechanical pushbutton lock and a keypad lock?
   
   Mechanical pushbutton locks use a purely mechanical code (no batteries). Keypad locks are electronic and may add features like remote control or programmable codes.
   
2. How do I choose the right Lockey lock for my door thickness?
   
   Measure the door thickness and select a lock that supports that range (use the Door Thickness filter to narrow options).
   
3. Do I need to choose handing (left/right)?
   
   Many locksets require handing. If you’re unsure, choose reversible where available or confirm the door swing before ordering.
   
4. When should I choose marine grade finishes?
   
   If the lock will be exposed to coastal air, heavy moisture, or harsh outdoor conditions, marine grade finishes typically hold up better.
   
5. I’m replacing an exit device trim/part—how do I match it?
   
   Identify the exit device type/series first, then choose the corresponding trim or part for compatibility.