Example of our lock services
Mortice Locks
Mortice locks are the minimum standard that many insurance companies will insist on, and they come in either two, three or five lever varieties. Security and cost-wise, only five-lever locks should be fitted, and the lock must conform to BS 3621. Mortice locks can be fitted either with, or without a handle. Fitted with a handle, the door has to be unlocked with a key, and then opened with the handle. This is called a “Sashlock”.
Without a handle, the door can only be opened using the key; these are called “Deadlocks”. Mortice locks are sometimes erroneously referred to as “Chubb Locks”; while Chubb do manufacture them, they are not the only company that do.
Euro cylinders can come in three main varieties: “Double Key”, where you can lock and unlock from both sides of the door, “Key and Turn”, that can be locked and unlocked using a key on one side, and a manual thumbturn on the other side, and “Single Key”, where locking and unlocking can occur from one side only.
Eastcote safe opening services
Express Eastcote locksmiths offer an around the clock service for emergency situations. Included in this is our safe-cracking service for when you need access to urgent valuables at times when you have lost the keys or forgotten the code. Before using advanced techniques (drilling at weak points) and by using force, our Eastcote locksmiths will try manipulate the lock to determine the combination.
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