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In the world of commercial and institutional security, not all locks are created equal. When specifying hardware for a building, architects, contractors, and security professionals rely on standardized ratings to ensure doors and frames can withstand specific types of force. For mortise locks—renowned for their strength and durability—two of the most common and often confused ratings are F13 and F20. While they may sound similar, understanding the distinction is critical for compliance, safety, and performance. Read More

When it comes to securing your commercial property, not all locks are created equal. Australian Standards exist for a reason: to ensure that locks meet rigorous safety, durability, and performance requirements. But how can you tell if a lock actually meets these standards? Read More

When you're shopping for security hardware, you'll come across a lot of technical terms and certifications. One of the most important labels to look for is "UL-rated." But what does that actually mean? Is it a guarantee of quality, a fire safety rating, or something else entirely? Read More