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Lock Replacement - Why You Should Choose a Multipoint Lock

Call us if you have concerns about your security or when your locks are damaged or if you are concerned about your security. We will replace the door or window lock in a matter of minutes. We are highly trained and work in accordance with British Security Standards. Insurance companies in Epsom recognize us.

We provide a variety of locksmith services, including locks replacements, rekeyings, and more. Continue reading to learn more.

Ingersoll & Banham Locks

NW Locksmith provides a variety of door locks that include Ingersoll locks and Banham locks for your business or home in Epsom. These high-security locks are designed to withstand attack and can be installed by our expert team of lock engineers in a variety of styles to suit your property. We also offer window locks, including anti-drill Anti-pick, anti-bump, and anti-snap locks to uPVC sash and casement windows in Epsom and the surrounding areas.

The Ingersoll and Banham lock is a beautiful, well-designed insurance-approved locking system that is installed on commercial and residential doors across the UK. It is extremely durable and comes with an extremely strong design that makes it impervious to drilling, picking, and skeleton keys. Ingersoll and Banham locks have been manufactured since 1949 by Assa Abloy.

Ingersoll began as a padlock manufacturer and was a huge hit with the marketplace. In the years that followed, they improved their padlocks. In 1951, they introduced their famous 'Impregnable' range of high-security padlocks. They were so durable that the US government specified them to be used in nuclear missile silos. They were able to resist dynamite, drills through the body of the lock, heat in a furnace and a range of other assaults.

The brand is synonymous with quality security. They make a range of medium- and high-security locks for front door, including the Banham L2000 rim lock, Banham M2002 hook bolt lock and the Banham M2003 deadlock reinforcement. They are all designed to resist a wide range of threats and are regarded by insurance companies as having met the required standards for homeowners' insurance companies.

When installing high-security locks in your home or office it is essential to select an experienced locksmith. Locks that are not properly fitted are easy targets for burglars. Installing expensive locks by DIYers is a waste of time as they might not meet the standards and you could be held accountable for a claim from insurance in the event of an attack.

Multipoint Locks

If you're in the market to buy new doors or windows the quality of the locks is an important aspect. Multipoint locks are an excellent choice for your home since it is extremely secure and is extremely difficult to get into. Here's how the multipoint lock works:

Multipoint locks are used on uPVC and composite doors to provide extra security for the door. These are long bolts that extend from the frame. They lock in multiple places. This makes it extremely hard for burglars to gain access into your home through the front or back doors. The locks also help keep the door closed tightly and prevent drafts from entering.

Although they can cost more than traditional deadbolts Multipoint locks are worth the cost for many homeowners. They are safer than traditional locks and offer many other benefits, including keeping your doors from warping and providing a tight seal against the elements. They are also compatible with the latest innovations, such as smart keys.

These locking systems are standard on all replacement doors, however they can also be added to the door you have already installed to add extra security and functionality. They are typically used on doors for entry, French patio doors, and sliding glass doors. To operate a multipoint locking system you simply lift the lever for setting the handle or use the key to move the live latch into and out of its place. You can also adjust the amount of pressure needed to open and close the lock by pushing into and out of the additional bolts.

double glazing repairs epsom  of a multipoint lock is that it helps reduce wear and wear on the hinges and door. This is because the weight of the door is spread out across multiple mechanisms instead of just one. This can prolong the lifespan of your door and hinges and protect your home's frame. They are also regarded by insurance companies, meaning they could save you money on your premiums.

Window Locks

Window locks are a great way to improve home security and stop children from falling out of windows. They can be installed on various window styles, and are a great way to ensure your children's safety. There are a variety of window locks. It's important to choose the one that is right for you.

A sliding lock is one of the most common types of window locks. This is a simple latch that keeps the window shut and is easy to operate with a thumbscrew or wing nuts. These locks are simple to install and inexpensive. These locks work with the majority of standard sliding windows. A track lock is another popular type of window lock. These are usually attached to the bottom of a sliding window and can be tightened to hold the window in place completely shut or opened for ventilation. They are also inexpensive and can be purchased in a pack of 10.

There are many other types of window locks that can be installed on double or single-hung windows. Some locks are more effective than others, but they all contribute to improve home security. Lag screw locks are a cheap option that works by drilling holes in the window frame and using lag screws to keep the window from opening.

Sash locks and pin lock are other types of window locks. They are similar to pin locks in that they use a cable to stop the window from opening wide. These locks are simple to install and are one of the most cost-effective options for securing your windows.

There are also window wedge locks, with a bar of metal which blocks the open side of the window. They are more secure for children than sash locks but they can still be opened by a strong enough force. Finally, there are stop locks that are designed to automatically open when the window is shut and are the most user-friendly form of window lock. They are simple to install and don't require any additional parts that could get lost.

Lock Rekeying

Rekeying involves changing the working key of the lock to a new one, without the need to replace the entire lock. It's a cheaper and faster option to replace locks however it's not a good idea for those with low vision or who has trouble handling small parts. To rekey a lock, you'll need a set of replacement tumbler pins that are color coded or labeled numerically to correspond with a chart showing the pins that go where in the lock's cylinder. To handle the pins, you'll need a pair tweezers and grippers with needles. If springs are weak or show signs excessive wear, they must be replaced.

Rekeying is an excellent solution for those who have lost their keys, or if you want to keep previous tenants, housemates or partners from gaining access to your home. It's also often a first step for homeowners buying a new property, as it ensures that any old keys won't work in the lock. A professional locksmith is able to complete this task quickly and efficiently, which will save you from having to replace door hardware or switch locks.

When should I get my locks changed?

Re-keying is an easy and inexpensive way to increase the security of your home. Re-keying involves changing the tumblers in the lock cylinder so that the new key will fit and your old one will no longer work. It's often a better option than replacing the locks entirely particularly if you have expensive and difficult to find hardware for your lock.

Rekeying locks is used to create master key systems, to create a lock group that can work with the same keys, or to eliminate duplicates that are compromised. Some people change the keys of all the locks in their homes to ensure that only they have access to the lock. This is a common procedure when housemates or renters leave and don't want to give keys that are not their own. This is also a great option if you're separated from your spouse or partner.