Door hardware from some manufacturers is now available with an antimicrobial coating that's built into the surface finish. This coating protects against bacteria growth and limits the spread of common viruses. Antimicrobial hardware is available in assorted finishes and the protection lasts for the lifetime of the hardware. See in-store for selection.

Weiser locks with this technology have added security that protects against advanced break-in techniques. They are kick-in resistant, pick resistant, drill and saw resistant. SmartKey also allows you to re-key the lock yourself in seconds, leaving lost or unreturned keys obsolete.

Halo connects directly to your existing home Wi-Fi network and smartphone to create a simple and secure smart home, without a third-party hub, panel or subscription service. You can give custom access codes to all those who enter your home and instantly receive notifications of your lock's activity. The keypad features a convenient One-Touch Locking button.

This lock has all the conveniences of the Halo Smart Lock with added Halo Touch fingerprint technology which allows you to use your unique fingerprint to lock and unlock your door. With up to 100 fingerprints (50 users), you can give access to your family and friends with their unique fingerprint and manage access with your smart phone. You can also lock and check the status of Halo using voice commands with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

Contemporary designs are a popular trend in door hardware. The streamlined style complements natural materials commonly used in today's home exteriors. Matte black is the top finish choice with stainless steel a close second. Polished chrome is a new finish that is likely to gain popularity. Shown here is Leading Edge handleset by Taymor.