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Mortice Locks are mostly used on Front Doors and Back Doors. Mortice Locks and Latches can also be used on Bathroom doors and interior doors, for example Bedroom Doors. Mortice locks have to be chiselled into the door, and sit within the body of the door, with the bolt or latch then extending out from the side of the door into the door frame.
Mortice Locks covers a wide range of lock types from sash locks, to deadlocks, to escape locks to horizontal locks and more! When looking to replace an existing mortice lock, key measurements to consider include the backset, the case depth and height, and the forend width and height. If you're not sure what these terms mean, or the measurements they relate to, have a look at our handy guide on the link below:
https://www.locksonline.co.uk/community/door-locks-how-do-i-measure-a-lock.html
Dead Locks
Mortice Dead Locks can only be operated with a key. Dead Locks have a single bolt that secures into the door frame and offers extra strength. Dead locks offer exceptional security and are specified by..
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Sash Locks
Mortice Sash Locks require both a key and a handle to operate the lock. The handle operates the latch element of the sash lock, whilst the key operates the dead lock. These types of lock are often ins..
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Escape Locks
Escape locks provide a means by which to secure your premises from the outside with a lock, yet allow free escape from inside the building in the event of an emergency. Within the range shown here, we..
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Fire Rated Mortice Locks & Latches
When you're looking at locks for fire doors, it is important that you remember the lock its self needs to be fire-rated for whatever grade fire door you have.Most of our fire-rated locks are suitable ..
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Mortice Night Latches
Mortice night latches lock the door once it has closed - as such you do not need to use a key to lock the door. But to get back in you do need to use the key. If you're on the inside you can still lea..
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Sliding Door Locks
Sliding doors are normally used in areas where the operation of the door is limited by the size of space the door has when opened. Taking this into consideration, the lock used in sliding door needs t..
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Horizontal Locks
Horizontal locks have a very long lock case. These are ideal if you want a door knob fitted with a mortice locks, as it basically keeps your fingers from getting trapped against the frame when rotati..
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Metal Door Locks
These locks are specifically designed for metal / aluminium doors. Adams Rite are probably the national and International Leaders in the Aluminium Door Market but more recently, a company called Alp..
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Armour Plate Glass Locks
Armoured Plate Glass Locks are also known as APG Locks. These are the traditional style mortice deadlock for glass doors, that are used less commonly now but still required for replacements and upgrad..
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Panel Locks
Back in the 1950,1960's and 1970's metal doors and window were all the rage, and the dominant player in this field was Union Locks. These days Union are part of the Assa Abloy Group, however Union Loc..
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DIN Standard Mortice Locks
This new range of locks are being introduced into this country to bring standardisation of lock cases throughout Europe that take into consideration some of the requirements of the Equality Act 2010, ..
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Mortice Locks Rebate Kits
If you need to rebate the keep for your mortice lock, we have a selection of kits that are just the job! Perhaps the most common example of where a rebated keep is required is on double doors, however..
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