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- HydroaceLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
If you don't want to refit your door and jamb with holes to accommodate the deadbolt, you can use a surface mounted deadbolt, as shown at http://www.google.com/products?addr=detroit%2C+mi&... Hope this helps.
Source(s): I've been in construction and land development for a lot of years, and worked on sites throughout the US. If you'd like to raise issues or offer suggestions, go to http://www.lifeslittlechallenges.com/blog - jeholman25Lv 41 decade ago
well usually the deadolt requires another hole to be drilled into the door. You would replace the knob according the knob's instructions, then, you'd need to cut a hole to fit the deadbolt (round hole thru the door and a hole thru the side for the bolt. You'll also need drill a hole to fit the bolt in the door casing.
