Lock Changes

Changing & Replacing Door Locks

Common Reasons For This

JT Cox will be able to help replace your property locks, even if you do not have the keys. There are many reasons why you need to change a lock and here are some examples:-

Lock to be changed due to an abandonment notice being served by Landlord or Estate Agent to gain posession of the property
Keys that have been lost or stollen.
Locks that are difficult to operate (either old or worn).

Different Types of Door Locks?

The most common lock types usually found on residential/commercial properties are detailed below:

1. Nightlatch or Yale lock

This type of lock perfectly meets British Standards BS 3621 and BS 8621 and they offer the maximum level of security

Image result for yale night latch deadlock

2. Mortice style locks

Here are a couple of examples of mortice style locks which are British Standards approved.

Mortice Sash Lock

A Sashlock features a bolt and latch and is for use with door handles.

PM560 British Standard BS3621 5 Lever Sashlock

Mortice Deadlock

A Deadlock features a bolt which is operated by a key, and is often used in conjunction with a nightlatch.

PM562 British Standard BS3621 5 Lever Deadlock

3. Euro profile cylinder locks

Euro cylinder locks are generally fitted on UPVC doors on either commercial or residential property. They can also be used on shop front door, and key switches that can operate roller shutters for businesses.

Chris Taggart

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chris@jtcox.co.uk

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