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What are multipoint door locks (and why are they more secure than traditional mortice locks)? Multipoint locks have several bolts that lock into different parts of the door frame simultaneously, usually at the top, middle, and bottom. This makes them much more secure than standard single-point traditional mortice door locks. Multipoint locks perfectly match today’s…
Replacing Original Fullex Gearboxes for Multipoint Door Lock
ORIGINAL FULLEX GEARBOXES The original Fullex lock gearboxes were made of a heavy-duty cast metal 20mm thick case in either a yellow passivated or grey finish and would have originally been attached to a faceplate of varying widths up to 24mm. Each model although generic in size had multiple variations usually centred around the fixing…
How To Fit A Mortice Sash or Dead Lock To A Pair Of Double Rebated Doors
Installing mortice locks on double rebated doors might appear challenging, but with proper guidance and the right tools, it’s a straightforward task for any skilled trade professional. Rebated doors, commonly used for external applications, feature an overlapping edge known as a rebate. This design enhances weather protection and security but requires specific considerations when fitting…
3 key important things to know when specifying butt hinges.
These terms and practices discussed in this article can be used for all types of hinges, but we will be focusing on butt hinges specifically. The 3 attributes to consider when selecting the right butt hinge for the door are its category of use, its grade rating, and the mass of the door. 1. The 4…
Introducing The VERSA V-STAY Friction Stay Range
VERSA products are designed to allow you to confidently complete repairs in one visit. Our products are retrofit solutions that provide a number of options to save you time and help you complete the job fast. We provide a range of versatile Friction Stays that can be adjusted to the job’s requirements, meaning you can cut costs and…
Can you repair a multipoint lock?
We’re often asked whether it’s possible to repair a multi point lock rather than replace it. Multipoint locks offer a unique security solution to a range of doors that conventional single locks can’t compete with. They are robust and long-lasting but can fail as a result of damage or wear and tear. Unless there has…