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Choosing the right hardware for your door is about more than just aesthetics; it is the first line of defense for your property. When upgrading security or specifying hardware for a new building, you will likely encounter two main options: the standard cylindrical deadbolt and the 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

Home security often feels like a puzzle, and few pieces are as confusing as the mortise lock. You might be looking to replace an antique lock on a vintage door, or perhaps you are upgrading your home’s security with something more robust than a standard tubular latch. In either scenario, you likely found yourself asking a critical question before hitting the "buy" button: Do mortise locks come in different sizes? Read More

We often take the humble door handle for granted until it stops working—or worse, until we find ourselves in a bathroom without a lock. Privacy is paramount in certain rooms of the house, and achieving that privacy usually comes down to a clever piece of engineering hidden inside your door: the bathroom mortice lock. Read More

When securing a property, understanding the different types of locks available is the first step toward making an informed decision. You've likely come across terms like "mechanical lock" and "mortise lock," but the relationship between them can sometimes be unclear. Are they different categories altogether, or does one fall under the umbrella of the other? Read More

A mortise lock is a hallmark of security, durability, and classic design. Unlike standard cylindrical locks, a mortise lock is recessed into the door itself, creating a robust and reliable mechanism. While the installation process—known as mortising—can seem intimidating to DIY enthusiasts, it is a highly achievable project with the right tools, patience, and guidance. 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