Door Locks - Which Is Best?

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I need a lock for my door. I get walked in on so much its ridiculous :mad:

Which is best? Preferably one that's easiest to install with minimal fuss and use of power tools. I had a deadlock before but is that the simplest one?

Thanks

PS this is for my bedroom and it doesn't necessarily have to be lockable from the outside, just the inside.
 

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Are you serious?

MOVE OUT ALREADY!

:tongue: :tongue:

Or get a bolt - or stick a chair in the way.

:tongue:

I have beer on tap here, few houses have that. Is hook and eye good? Looks easy to install...but does the door open a bit when pushed? ie it doesn't keep it shut like a dead bolt does?
 

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:redface:

I'm having trouble visualising how it goes on lol but I'll figure it out...anyone got a picture of what it looks like when its on? lol.

Nick Knowles (or equivalent) I am not :redface:
 

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Inside yes, not bothered about the outside but would be good if theres one for that too thats easy to install.

So MB...it goes on the side opposite to where the handle is? lol.

:redface:

PS there's only a wooden frame at the top and right side of my door. The other side is just wall...does it go in the wall? lol
 

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Just go to Lowe's or Home Depot and get a new doorknob that has a built-in push-button lock. I believe they're called "privacy" knobs, and start around $11 each. Replacing one should take you fewer than 10 minutes.