My friend and I were discussing his front door locks. He has two separateMult-T-Locks on his front door, one above the other, seperated by about 12inches. They are not keyed the same, and this is where we have differingopinions. He says it's better to have the locks keyed differently because itprovides a higher level of security. I say they ought to be keyed the samefor convenience sake and that having them keyed differently does not providehigher security. If he loses his keys and ID he will lose both keys, sowhat's the point? I say one key for both locks is the way to go.Who is right?Thanks.John

both- depending on circumstances, and whats inside, and HOWimportant it is to keep people out. --Shiva--

Two Mul-T-Locks - Keyed Same?

Jan 02, 2004 Last reply: 22 years ago 21 Replies

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Joe Kesselman (yclept Keshlam 22 years ago

The problem is that womens' stylish clothing still tends not to have pockets. When there are a limited number of places to put things, they get put together. Logic is great, but is trumped by the real world.

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kd5nrh 22 years ago

Ask the dingbats who buy those key-chain ID holders.

Lots of the college girls around here keep either a DL or student ID, or both, in them.

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