Weslock 00771-2-2FR22 Single Cylinder Deadbolt Matte Black

Product Description

The WESLOCK 00771-2-2FR22 is a square-profile single cylinder deadbolt designed for residential door security installations. It ships with an adjustable latch and a round corner full lip strike plate, giving installers flexibility across common door and frame configurations without sourcing additional hardware. The matte black finish provides a consistent look across mixed-finish door hardware sets. Concealed installation screws keep the exterior face clean and reduce tamper exposure. At 1.2 pounds, the unit is sized for standard residential entry door prep.

This deadbolt suits residential entry doors where a single cylinder keyed-exterior, thumb-turn-interior configuration is required. The included adjustable latch accommodates common backset dimensions, reducing the need for door prep modifications on retrofit installations. The round corner full lip strike is compatible with standard door frame mortise cutouts. Installers working on new construction or replacement projects will find the hardware ready to mount without additional components.

Key Features

• Square-profile deadbolt body with matte black finish for consistent aesthetic across hardware sets
• Single cylinder configuration: keyed exterior, thumb turn interior
• Adjustable latch included — fits common backset dimensions without additional parts
• Round corner full lip strike plate included for standard frame mortise compatibility
• Concealed installation screws reduce tamper exposure and maintain clean exterior appearance
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadbolt for standard residential entry door preparations requiring a single cylinder configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or qualified general contractor following the door hardware manufacturer instructions. Verify door thickness and backset dimension before installation to confirm latch adjustment range is sufficient. Remove all door hardware and ensure the door is stable before drilling or mounting. Consult local building codes for egress and security hardware requirements on primary entry doors.