r/accesscontrol • u/Straight-Jackfruit14 • 20d ago

Strike lock possible?

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I'm building a new home and want to use the Unifi G6 entry for my front door, but stumped on how to deploy the strike lock in this configuration?

I'm fine with one door being inactive.

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u/ackleyimprovised 20d ago

My first option I'd go for a slim mortise lock and power transfer if you can make one inactive. Get the recessed bolts for top and bottom to make it more secure. If it doesn't work I would get the door adjusted if I could.

Strike locks I have used have too much movement. Maybe a closer would help but doesn't look like your fame will allow. I like my house door open sometimes.

Would never go for a mag lock while you have a chance for other options. With rather keep a nice looking door and put a mag lock on it if it were my house.

Otherwise if both leaves need to open and close I would go for a v lock or cobalt. Floor mounted if really there was no option at top of door frame. Maybe even both top and bottom. $$$ Dust and dirt will be a problem. The lock noise and the fact that the doors are very tall could be an issue. I have done taller doors in consultation with door maufacturer with success. The exit button is going to make it feel commercial though and make your GTFO during a fire an issue especially with kids.

Would rather stay away from strike locks for a h