In most cases, ordering a key is simple — all you need is the lock code.
The lock code is usually stamped directly on the lock or on the original key.
🔍 Where Do I Find My Lock Code?
Look for your lock code in these common locations:
- Original Key – The code is often stamped directly on the key
- Lock Face / Lock Cylinder – Some locks have the code engraved on the front, side, or have a sticker on the back.
- Original Packaging or Documentation – May include the key code or lock number
This code is the fastest and most accurate way to find your replacement key.
⚠️ Do I Need Anything Else?
Sometimes, yes.
⚠️ Some lock codes are used by multiple manufacturers, so we may also need:
- The furniture manufacturer
- Or a photo of the lock
This helps ensure you receive the correct key the first time.
✅ What Should I Do First?
- Enter your lock code in the search bar on our website
- Browse the available options and see example lock photos
⚠️ No Lock Code?
If there is no lock code, we are not able to provide a replacement key.
⚠️ Without a lock code, there is no way to identify the correct key cut for your lock.
❓ What Are My Options Without a Code?
If your lock does not have a code:
- You may need to replace the lock instead of the key
- Or contact us to confirm available options for your specific situation
📸 Send us a photo of your lock (front and inside if possible)
📧 Email: info@easykeys.com
Our team can help identify the correct key for you.
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