The listed products include three kits for installing locks in wooden doors and two fingerprint smart-lock options. The KATA kit is a straightforward choice for standard drilling, Gohelper is the metal-jig option, and the mortise-tool kit adds latch-shaping equipment. The DESLOC models are lock products rather than drilling kits, so the supplied details do not establish whether they fit an armored door. Check door construction and lock measurements before choosing.
| Product | Best suited for | Key distinction |
|---|---|---|
| KATA Door Lock Installation Kit | Basic wood-door drilling | Includes two hole saw sizes and an adjustable guide |
| Gohelper Door Lock Installation Kit | Buyers seeking a metal guide | 6061 aluminum jig and tool-free clamping |
| Door Lock Kit with Mortise Tool | Latch mortise preparation | Includes a separate latch mortise tool |
| DESLOC D110 Plus | Fingerprint keypad lock shoppers | Product name lists WiFi and app control |
| DESLOC B200 | Fingerprint lock and handle set shoppers | Product name specifies two lever handles |
KATA Door Lock Installation Kit
The KATA kit is best for a homeowner or installer making standard lock holes in a wooden door. Its listed components include a U-shaped adjustable reinforced-plastic guide, 1-inch and 2-1/8-inch hole saws, and an arbor with a drill bit. The product is described as made from carbon steel and plastic.
Choose this kit if the planned installation uses those hole sizes and the door is within the product’s stated wooden-door scope. It was selected as a basic, clearly specified drilling kit. Its listed features do not include a latch mortise tool, and they do not establish suitability for metal or armored doors.
Gohelper Aluminum Door Lock Jig
Gohelper is best for buyers who prioritize a rigid alignment guide for wooden-door drilling. Its description identifies a CNC-machined 6061 aluminum jig with an anodized finish, a tool-free clamping mechanism, guide holes, an alignment window, and reinforced backing plates. The product is stated to suit 1-3/8-inch and 1-3/4-inch wooden doors.
It was selected for its metal jig and alignment features, which distinguish it from the plastic-guide options. The supplied details do not list hole saws or an arbor, so confirm what other drilling equipment is needed. The description does not establish suitability for armored or metal doors.
Door Lock Kit With Mortise Tool
This kit is best for someone who needs both standard lock-hole drilling parts and a latch mortise tool. The package lists a mortise tool, an adjustable U-shaped plastic guide, 1-inch and 2-1/8-inch hole saws, and an arbor with drill bit. The listed saw blade depth is 50 mm.
It was selected because the mortise tool adds a step-specific component not listed with the KATA kit. The guide is described for wooden doors that are 1-3/8 or 1-3/4 inches thick, with 2-3/8-inch and 2-3/4-inch measurements also referenced for lock sizing. The instructions caution users to push the guide’s locking buckle fully up to prevent looseness.
DESLOC D110 Plus Fingerprint Lock
The DESLOC D110 Plus is best for shoppers seeking a fingerprint keypad lock with WiFi and app control, as stated in its product name. It was included as a lock-upgrade alternative, not as a door-lock installation kit: the supplied information does not list drilling guides, hole saws, or installation dimensions.
Check the manufacturer’s full specifications for door thickness, lock preparation, and fit before considering it for an armored door. Those compatibility details are not provided here, so avoid assuming that this model fits a particular door or replaces its existing security hardware.
DESLOC B200 Fingerprint Handle Set
The DESLOC B200 is best for shoppers comparing a fingerprint lock sold with two lever handles. The product name identifies it as a front-door lock set, making it a possible hardware-upgrade candidate rather than a drilling kit. The supplied listing information does not describe its installation parts or door-fit measurements.
It was selected to represent the handle-set format among the supplied options. Before purchase, confirm its dimensions and installation requirements against the existing door and lock preparation. The available details do not confirm compatibility with armored doors.
Buying Guide: Choose A Kit That Matches The Door
Is the door wood or armored metal?
Start by identifying the door material. The three installation kits are described for wooden doors, and their listed features do not establish that they can drill or align hardware in an armored or metal door. For an armored door, verify the door maker’s installation requirements and lock measurements, or consult a qualified installer before drilling.
Which holes and door measurements matter?
Compare the door thickness and required hole sizes with the kit specifications. The KATA and mortise-tool kits list 1-inch and 2-1/8-inch hole saws. The mortise-tool kit also specifies wooden-door thicknesses of 1-3/8 and 1-3/4 inches. Confirm the lock’s backset and other measurements separately; do not infer them from the guide dimensions alone.
Do you need a mortise tool or a metal jig?
Choose the mortise-tool kit if shaping the latch area is part of the job. Consider the Gohelper option if a metal jig and tool-free clamp are priorities, while checking whether you need to source hole saws and an arbor separately. For a basic drilling kit with those parts listed, compare the KATA package.
Are you buying an installation kit or a finished lock?
A drilling kit helps prepare a door; a smart lock is the hardware installed on it. The DESLOC D110 Plus and B200 are listed as lock products, not as door-preparation kits. Their supplied details are insufficient to verify fit, so check full manufacturer specifications before choosing either for a specific door.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these installation kits work on an armored door?
The listed kits are described for wooden doors. The provided product details do not confirm use on armored or metal doors, so verify compatibility before drilling.
Which kit includes a latch mortise tool?
The Door Lock Installation Kit with Door Latch Mortise Tool lists a separate mortise tool along with a guide, hole saws, and an arbor.
Which kit lists a metal alignment jig?
The Gohelper kit describes a CNC-machined 6061 aluminum jig with tool-free clamping and an alignment system.
Are the DESLOC products installation kits?
No. They are presented as fingerprint smart locks. The supplied information does not list door-drilling guides or hole saws for either model.
What should I check before installing a new lock?
Confirm the door material, thickness, existing hole dimensions, latch preparation, and the lock manufacturer’s fit requirements. For an armored door, seek guidance specific to that door construction.