Choosing Schlage Locks for Every Multifamily Door: Resident, Interior, Amenity and Back of House

Keyless starts with the lock. Every credential, app and access schedule ends at hardware that residents and staff use every day. Choosing that hardware door by door is how communities end up with five brands, five key systems and five finishes. Here is how to think about one standard instead.

Resident entry door

Schlage Control smart locks were designed for multifamily resident doors, as a deadbolt (BE467F) or an interconnected lock (FE410F) with single motion egress. Residents use a smart card, fob or mobile credential, and the lock works with the access control or proptech provider the property chooses.

Inside the unit and back of house

Bedrooms, baths and closets do not need electronics, but they do need to last. Schlage Performance Series tubular and cylindrical locks cover privacy, passage and storage functions, and the PC Series suits apartment entry doors, back of house doors and leasing offices.

Amenity, package, and common doors

Fitness rooms, package rooms and clubhouses are where wireless locks earn their keep. Schlage XE360 wireless locks read smart cards and mobile credentials and come in tubular, mortise and exit trim versions in the same finishes as the rest of the building.

Who specifies it and who installs it

A standard only works if each door gets the right function. As an Authorized Schlage dealer, GoKeyless reviews the property, specifies the right Schlage lock for each door, supplies it and installs it.

Want one lock standard across your community? Send GoKeyless your unit and building counts and a photo of a typical door. Talk to a hardware expert.