DOOR LOCKS
Handles That Make Every Door Inviting
Locking mechanisms
- MORTICE
Mortice locks are a type of locking mechanism installed within a pocket or mortice cut into the edge of a door, known for their strength and security. Commonly used in residential and commercial settings, these locks feature a robust design that provides enhanced security compared to standard surface-mounted locks. Mortice locks are versatile, available in various styles, including deadbolts and latch locks, and can accommodate different key types, including standard and high-security options. Made from durable materials, they withstand wear and tear over time.
- RIM & DEAD BOLT
Rim locks and Deadbolts are common locking mechanisms used to secure doors. Rim locks are surface-mounted on the interior side, featuring a case that can be operated with a key or thumb turn, providing an easy-to-install security option. In contrast, deadbolts offer enhanced security with a solid metal bolt that extends into the door frame when locked, making unauthorized entry difficult. Available in various styles, deadbolts are often used alongside standard doorknob locks for added protection. Together, these locks serve important security functions, balancing ease of use and superior protection.
- HASPS
Aldrops and Latches are essential hardware components used to secure doors and gates. Aldrops, also known as slide bolts or barrel bolts, are simple locking mechanisms consisting of a metal or wooden bolt that slides into a receptacle, providing an easy way to enhance security without needing a key. Typically installed on the inside of doors, they offer additional security on exterior doors and gates. Latches, on the other hand, are devices that hold a door closed without a key, featuring a spring-loaded mechanism that allows them to automatically engage when the door is closed. With various types, including hook, clasp, and slide latches, they are commonly used on interior doors, cabinets, and gates for quick and convenient access. Together, aldrops and latches play important roles in securing entrances, balancing security and ease of use.
- DIGITAL
Digital Door Locks are modern locking systems that use electronic technology to enhance convenience and security. Operated via keypads, fingerprint scanners, smart cards, or mobile apps, these keyless entry systems eliminate the need for traditional keys. Key features include remote access, enhanced security options like temporary codes, and the ability to track access with audit trails. Ideal for residential, commercial, and rental properties, digital locks offer a flexible and user-friendly solution for homeowners and property managers alike.