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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

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

A Guide to Common Security Hardware for Sheds, Garages and Gardens.

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24Jul

Understanding Cylinder Security Standards, Tests and Certifications

BSI 3 Star Locks: The Guide to Maximum Security Compliance  For trade professionals involved in managing security, specifying the right cylinder lock isn’t just about functionality; it’s about meeting industry standards, ensuring compliance, and protecting your clients’ assets.  According to the latest Crime Survey for England and Wales by the Office for National Statistics, 67% of domestic burglaries involve entry through the front of the property. With rising break-in techniques like cylinder snapping, bumping, and drilling, the BSI 3 Star Kitemark under...

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24Jul

IN-FOCUS: Oval Cylinders

What Is an Oval Cylinder?  An Oval Cylinder is a lock cylinder with a distinctive elongated oval shape. It is designed to fit into traditional mortice locks and multipoint locks with oval profile cut-outs that are not compatible with standard Euro Cylinders. Oval Cylinders are often found in older buildings and are still widely used in public sector and commercial environments. This blog post explains what Oval Cylinders are, where they’re used, and why they’re a critical component in many locking systems, especially when...

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24Jul

IN-FOCUS: DIN Locks

If you’ve worked with commercial doors or specified hardware for large building projects, chances are you’ve come across DIN mortice locks. But what exactly makes a lock “DIN-compliant”? And why are they the go-to choice for so many contractors, locksmiths, and building managers? In this post, we’ll break down what DIN mortice locks are, how they differ from traditional UK lock cases, and why they’ve become a standard in commercial and modular construction. What is a DIN door lock? A DIN mortice lock is a...

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