Perko 0927DP0CHR Mortise Lock Set with Bolt, Chrome

Good product and very good

Good product for being opened and probably sold cheap because it was an open package. Lock fits just like the original and works great.

I had a factory installed Perko of this model on my vessel and it has been slowly failing since I bought the boat. Finally replaced it a couple of months ago with this identical unit and the lock cored itself after the first few uses leaving my locked out of my cabin!Do not purchase. Sample size of 2 with unique failures both times.

I bought a boat that had this lock and it had already failed. I bought this replacement in 2021 for $46. The replacement failed 2 months later. It's now 2024 and the price for this same lock has almost tripled, what a joke. Thanks Obama.

good stuff... working well

Perfect replacement for the entry door on my Hatteras...

Replace old looks

A marine lock should be well built, significantly well built, especially one that is used for vessel entry e.g. door lock with key. The first one we replaced failed in < 3 months and locked my girlfriend and dog in the aft cabin of our boat we live aboard. It took me plently long enough to get the lock pryed open without destroying the aft cabin cockpit door and woodwork.I am an ABYC Certified Master Marine Tech and own my own marine business, so I am pretty good at installing marine products. Nothing is off the shelf and nearly everything needs to be customized. Well, this lock could have resulted in a law suit if there had been a fire on the vessel and locked my girlfriend and dog in the boat. I search for alternatives, and it is difficult to find a similar sized lock, so in the meantime I was so reluctant to purchase another lock from Perko. I am super critical and look at how things are made and I am super disappointed, but not surprised. You can see the defects in their casting process in the photo provided. Either they don't care or don't have any meaningful quality control or both. I am using this as a stop gap solution. The metal fabrication is abysmal. If you can avoid these locks do so it may save your life. I am also a USCG Captain/Master - I would rather take on water on a vessel vs. having a fire, and we have plenty of fire extinguishers aboard, however - I am also retired Firefighter/EMT and know how quickly fires overwhelm a small area, especially a confined area. I have purchased a small sledge hammer to knock the lock out if it fails again in the meantime and is placed by the main ingress/egress door on our vessel. That's how little I trust this lock. Avoid this one like the coronavirus.