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Storefront Aluminum Door Locks - Deadlocks, Deadlatches, Cylinders, and ADA Indicators

Storefront aluminum door locks (deadlocks and deadlatch locks) are found on most narrow stile commercial storefront doors in retail stores, office buildings, and warehouses. When a deadlock or deadlatch becomes stiff, hard to latch, or won’t unlock smoothly, the fastest fix is usually replacing the lock body and any worn cylinders or paddles. Door Closers USA stocks a large selection of storefront door locks and replacement parts so you can get your entrance back in service quickly.

Not sure what you have? Call us at 866-232-5673 or text photos to 210-275-8966 and we’ll help you identify the correct lock and options for your storefront door. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Shop Storefront Door Locks by Type

• Heavy Duty Long Throw Deadlocks - maximum bolt engagement for exterior storefront entrances
• Mortise Short Throw Deadlocks - common replacement style for many narrow stile storefront doors
• Heavy Duty Hook Bolt Deadlocks - added pull-in security for certain storefront applications
• Deadlatch Locks - latch style storefront locks used with paddles/levers
• ADA Lock Indicators - OPEN / LOCKED status indication for compliant applications
• Deadlatch Exit Paddles and Lever Handles - interior paddles, levers, and trim to complete your lock setup
• Mortise Lock Cylinders - keyed cylinders, thumbturn cylinders, and lock cylinder kits
• Storefront Door Lock Retrofits - retrofit solutions for upgrading older storefront doors

Choose the Right Storefront Lock - Quick Buying Tips

• Deadlock vs deadlatch: deadlocks are typically a bolt-style lock, while deadlatches are commonly paired with paddles/levers for push-to-open exit operation.
• Long throw vs short throw: long throw deadlocks provide extended bolt engagement - a popular choice for exterior storefront entrances.
• Don’t forget cylinders and trim: many storefront lock repairs also require a new mortise cylinder, thumbturn, paddle, or lever to restore smooth operation.
• ADA compliance: if your application requires visual status, add an ADA lock indicator (OPEN / LOCKED).

Install Help - Guides and Resources

• Types of Storefront Door Locks
• How to Replace a Storefront Door Lock
• Mortise Lock Thumbturn Replacement Instructions
• Storefront Deadbolt Lock Replacement Guide

Need Help Identifying Your Storefront Door Lock?

If your storefront lock is jammed, worn out, or difficult to latch and unlatch, we can help you match the correct replacement. Call 866-232-5673 (M-F 9AM-3PM CST) or text photos to 210-275-8966 for fast support from Door Closers USA. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}