What is the Everest 29 keyway?

Schlage Everest 29 is a new keyway family that launched in August 2012 and is patented until 2029. It offers the highest level of restricted key system security by Schlage through patent protection of the keyway design.  Patent protected key systems prohibit key duplication and assist a facility owner in maintaining key control. The new patent enables a key blank that is backwards compatible to the current Everest design allowing Everest 29 keys to work with existing Everest systems aiding the key system migration process. 

 

 

See Everest 29 website for more information. 

 

 

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When did Everest 29 keyways become the default?

 

Why is there a hole in the bow of the new Everest 29 keys? 

 

 

Can I upgrade to an Everest 29 system and still use my Everest keys? 

 

Can I upgrade to an Everest 29 system and use my new keys on my existing Everest cylinders? 

 

What tools and pinning kits are required to service Everest 29 keys and cylinders?

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