Schlage Commercial 34401F Construction Balls 1000 Pack

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 34401F is a 1000-pack of construction balls designed for use with Schlage Commercial locksets during the construction phase of a project. Construction balls are temporary keying components that allow unrestricted access to a lock before final keying is completed. They are installed in place of the permanent cylinder core, letting multiple trades move freely through a jobsite without distributing finished keys. Locksmiths, door hardware contractors, and general contractors typically manage these components during rough-in and finish stages of commercial and institutional builds.

This pack is suited for large-scale commercial, multi-family, or institutional construction projects where multiple locksets require temporary access hardware. The 1000-unit quantity is appropriate for high-volume jobsite deployment, reducing the need for frequent reordering across a single project or across multiple concurrent sites. Construction balls are removed and replaced with permanent cores once the building is ready for final occupancy keying.

Key Features

• 1000-pack quantity supports large commercial and institutional jobsite deployments
• Provides temporary unrestricted access during construction phase before final keying
• Compatible with Schlage Commercial lockset cylinders as temporary core placeholders
• Eliminates the need to distribute finished keys to construction trades
• Streamlines transition to permanent keying at project completion

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style temporary keying component for use with Schlage Commercial lockset cylinders in commercial and institutional construction applications.

Installation Notes

Construction balls are installed and removed by a licensed locksmith or credentialed door hardware professional. No special tools are typically required for installation, but the lockset should be de-latched and in the open position during core handling. Construction balls must be fully removed and replaced with permanent cores before building occupancy in accordance with project security specifications. Follow the general contractor's key control plan and any applicable local building codes governing access hardware.