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25Jul

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 locks. In this guide, we will explore the steps involved in fitting mortice locks and the necessary use of rebate kits. This comprehensive overview will help you...

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25Jul

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 Categories of Use Light Duty For use where the door has a ‘low frequency’ of use.E.g. Domestic property and office doors that don’t have access for the...

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25Jul

Mortice Locks: types, installation and the best to buy in 2024

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 exterior doors. Whether you're a property developer, estate agent, commercial property manager, or simply keen to understand more about how mortice locks work, this guide will give...

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25Jul

How to Identify your Multipoint Door Locks: The Easy Way

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 exact product match. This even includes a guide to how we help you find alternatives for any discontinued locks. We also offer a dedicated service to procure non-stocked...

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24Jul

WD-40. What is it good for? Absolutely Everything!

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, thus WD-40 was born. Since then, WD-40 have been making strides with their continued expansion and their ability to improve upon and perfect their products. Along...

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24Jul

Multipoint Locks: The Ultimate Guide to Security, Common Failures & Smarter Replacements

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 uPVC, composite, aluminium and timber doors, offering big advantages over old-fashioned single-point locks. While traditional locks only secure at one spot, multipoint systems lock at several points...

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24Jul

2018 Fire Related Incident Statistics

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 or padlock has a corresponding Fire Brigade Key that opens these locks wherever they are installed across the country. These locks allow the fire services and...

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24Jul

Atlanta Security Handle from HOPPE

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) looks at the level of security applied to new dwellings in England. It is a requirement under Document Q to have a secure door set (cylinder/handle) that meets...

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24Jul

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 been a break-in, it's almost always the locking gearboxes that fail on doors with multipoint locks. The expert technical team at TSSPRO devised our unique range...

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24Jul

Choosing The Right Safe…

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 the strongest measures available on the security market which is an important addition to any home or business, so as to provide protection of possessions with...

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24Jul

5 Step Fire Door Check

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 safe in the case of an emergency*. 1. CERTIFICATION What to Check Look for labels or similar markings on top (or occasionally on the side) of the door....

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24Jul

How Fire Doors Save Lives

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