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When it comes to securing your business or home, not all locks are created equal. You might see a shiny new deadbolt at the hardware store and assume it’s secure, but how do you know it can actually withstand a break-in attempt? This is where ANSI grading comes in. Read More

When it comes to securing a property, the quality of the door hardware is paramount. A door is only as strong as its lock, and for projects requiring certified security, the EN12209 standard is a critical benchmark. This European standard specifies the requirements and test methods for the durability, strength, and security of mechanically operated locks and their striking plates. Read More

When choosing a lock for your home or business, understanding security ratings can feel overwhelming. Two major standards dominate the global market: ANSI (American National Standards Institute) grading in North America and EN (European Norm) standards across Europe. Both systems evaluate lock durability and security, but they use different testing methods and criteria. Read More

When it comes to securing your home or business, the choices can feel overwhelming. You've likely seen a variety of locks on the market, each promising top-tier protection. Among them, you might have noticed locks with an "AS" certification. This label signifies that the lock meets rigorous Australian Standards for quality and security. But this often comes with a question: are AS locks significantly more expensive than their non-certified counterparts? Read More