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There are few things more frustrating for a building manager or a homeowner than a lock that refuses to cooperate. You turn the key, you feel the resistance, but the bolt just won't slide smoothly into place. It catches, it grinds, or perhaps it doesn't extend fully. This is a common issue with commercial hardware, particularly with robust mortise locks. Read More

Can You Add a Deadbolt to a Mortise Lock? Here's the TruthSecurity is often the first thing on a homeowner's mind when moving into a new place or upgrading an existing one. We all want to feel safe when we lock up at night. For many, this means ensuring that entry doors are as fortified as possible. Read More

Choosing the right hardware for your property is about more than just aesthetics; it is the fundamental barrier between your assets and potential intruders. When upgrading security for a commercial building or a high-end residence, property owners often find themselves debating between two primary options: the ubiquitous cylindrical deadbolt and the robust mortise lock. Read More

Installing a deadbolt is one of the most effective ways to upgrade your home or office security. While many modern doors come pre-drilled, custom installations or replacements often require cutting a mortise—a recessed pocket in the door edge—to house the lock mechanism. Read More

When securing a commercial building, the hardware you choose acts as the first line of defense. It's not just about locking a door; it's about controlling access, ensuring safety compliance, and maintaining durability under heavy usage. For over 30 years, Zhongshan Toptek Security Technology Co., Ltd. (Toptek Hardware) has been a significant player in this industry, specializing in mechanical and electrified hardware solutions. Read More

Few home improvement tasks are as frustrating as returning from the hardware store only to realize you bought the wrong part. When it comes to door security, this is a frequent occurrence. You remove an old, faulty lock, buy what looks like an identical replacement, and find that the keyhole doesn't align with the hole in your door, or the lock body is too deep for the timber. Read More

If you have ever found yourself staring at a loose door handle or trying to swap out a cylinder on a commercial door, you have likely encountered the tiny, often frustrating component known as the set screw. Despite its small size, this screw plays a pivotal role in the security and functionality of a mortise lock. But when it goes missing or strips out, finding a replacement can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Read More

Mortise locks are a staple of security and craftsmanship in many homes, known for their durability and classic mechanism. But when it comes time to install, repair, or adjust one, you might hit a tiny, hexagonal snag: the set screw. Read More