You usually find door closers on doors in public premises and commercial properties where heavy doors are installed. These doors come in many different shapes, sizes, materials and weights and therefore different door closers exist to function on these different applications. Here’s a short guide to help you understand how the different door closers operate and the…
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…
Introduction Mortice locks are one of the most common locks used in commercial and private property. They are known for their durability and versatility and offer several layers of protection that mean they are the first choice for many locksmiths and trades people looking to provide a convenient and secure mechanism for both interior and…
Your step-by-step guide to help you locate the right Multipoint Lock Navigating the vast array of locks and security products can be daunting. TSSPRO website is designed to simplify this process, ensuring you find the exact product you need. We feature a series of helpful website “Filters” which can help you navigate and find the…
Everyone knows WD-40, but not everyone knows where it came from. In 1953 three members of staff at ‘Rocket Chemical Company’ set out to create a line of rust-prevention solvents and degreasers for use in the aerospace industry. After 39 failed attempts to get their water displacing formula working, they finally nailed it at 40,…
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…
In TSSPRO ‘Escape & Fire Door Safety’ promotion this month we have featured Fire Brigade mortice locks, padlocks and Fire Brigade keys. These products serve a critical role by allowing fire services and other emergency personnel to access locations that are restricted for the general public and prevent unauthorised entry. Each Fire Brigade mortice lock…
Why is door security important? As a potential entry point for intruders, a door can be vulnerable to break-in attempts therefore it must be made as secure as possible. A home featuring high-quality door hardware, like a security door handle, will offer high protection and peace of mind. What is TS007? Approved Document Q (ADQ)…
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…
A burglary occurs in England and Wales less than every 3 minutes (173 seconds) according to data published by the Office of National Statistics, keeping our valuables secure has become a necessity in both residential and commercial properties. With an average of 498 burglaries a day in 2024, investing in a Safe is one of…
If you suspect a fire door of being faulty or wish to inspect your own work before/after installation, here is a simple assessment you can carry out. This 5 Step Check can be done by anyone, so ensuring these vital aspects of a fire door are met you can be assured the door should be…
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