Locks
Door locks
Mortise lock sets, rim and safety locks, cylinders and knob locks for main and interior doors.
Price on request · Ask about availability
A door lock is really a small system: the lock body in or on the door, the cylinder or key mechanism, the handles that operate the latch, and the strike on the frame. Choosing well means matching all four to the door you have.
Bring the door thickness, the backset of any existing lock and a photograph, and the shop can talk you through what suits a main door, a bedroom or a bathroom.
Types to ask about
Mortise lock sets
A lock body fitted into a pocket in the door edge, worked by lever handles on roses or plates. Common on wooden main and interior doors.
Main doors · Interior doors · Projects and trade
Price on requestAsk about mortise lock sets on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)Rim and safety locks
Surface-mounted locks on the inside face of the door, often added to a main door as a second, deadlocking lock.
Main doors · Replacement and repair
Price on requestAsk about rim and safety locks on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)Cylinders
The keyed part of many locks. Euro profile cylinders are sized by the distance from each face of the door to the fixing screw.
Main doors · Replacement and repair · Projects and trade
Price on requestAsk about cylinders on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)Knob and lever locks
Cylindrical or tubular locks for lighter interior doors, including privacy versions with a turn on the inside.
Interior doors
Price on requestAsk about knob and lever locks on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)
General types of hardware, not a stock list. The shop confirms what is available.
Bring these details
- Door thickness
- Backset: door edge to the centre of the handle or key hole
- Which side the door opens and hinges on
- Photo of the existing lock and its faceplate
Photos help. Keep them on your phone to show at the shop.
Request a quotation
Tell the shop what you need, with sizes and finish, and ask for a price. WhatsApp opens with your message ready for you to check and send.
Helpful guides
- Choosing a door lockStart with the door, not the catalogue. The door decides which locks will fit; your use of the room decides which of those is right.
- Digital or mechanical lock?Both can secure a door well. The difference is in how you open it, what can go wrong, and who needs access.
- Door measurements checklistFive minutes with a tape measure saves a second trip. Measure, photograph, then ask.
Related in the range
Keypad and card-access locks for main doors, with a mechanical key override.
Overhead hydraulic door closers sized to the door, with adjustable closing speed.
Hinges, handles, bolts, stoppers and the small fittings that make a door work well.