Multi Point Locks

What are Multi Point Locks

Multi Point Locks started being used on PVCu doors and later fitted to Composite and wooden doors.

By locking into the frame in multiple positions the locks offer great resistance to being forced. There are key driven locking, lift to lock and auto locking versions available to suit all applications.

Early multi point locks were not as secure as later versions and often only had a central bolt.  The cams on the frame must not be considered as locking points as they are only there to seal the door against the frame.  If your multipoint lock does not have at least three locking elements – either hooks or bolts – that come out when you lock the door then it would be worth upgrading it.

MyLocks.co.uk supply replacement mechanisms from most manufacturers, including Azbe, Ferco, Fuhr, GU, Lockmaster and Winkhaus.

We don’t just supply full mechanisms, we have a full range of gearboxes.  These can allow a simple and cheap repair without the need to replace the complete unit.

And don’t miss our range of compatible handles, letter plates and hinges.