Protect Your Vacant Property with InvinciBolt Lock: The Ultimate Deadbolt Door Security
A house with no one living in it shows: dark windows, an empty driveway, mail piling up. Copper pipe and wiring, appliances and new building materials make it worth a thief’s time. The InvinciBolt Lock was made for vacant property security. It is a heavy-duty metal lock fixed to the outside of the entry door, with a bolt that slides into the frame and a key that works from outside only.
How to protect a vacant property's entry door
Start with the door people can see from the street. A lock that is plainly heavy, mounted where anyone walking up will notice it, signals that this door will not open quickly or quietly. The InvinciBolt Lock is built to send that signal.
What a lock can and cannot do
No lock can prevent every forced entry. Good security works in layers: it discourages the attempt, slows it down and makes it louder and easier to notice. Pair the InvinciBolt Lock with regular inspections and secured windows. Compare rekeying, hasps, door guards and board-up.
It is built for landlords between tenants, rehabbers and flippers, property preservation crews, and owners of estate or long-vacant homes.
Install in about 20 minutes
The existing deadbolt comes out and the InvinciBolt Lock goes on, using the drill bit in the kit as the video shows. The video on the product page covers every step. Once the property is ready for people again, the original deadbolt goes back in and the lock is ready for its next job.
For vacant buildings only
The InvinciBolt Lock cannot be unlocked or removed from inside, so the door cannot be used as an exit while it is locked. Confirm no one is inside before you lock it, and never use it on an occupied building or to lock out a tenant. Read the safety rules and property access steps.
