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Lock Replacement - Why You Should Choose a Multipoint Lock

Contact us if you have concerns regarding your security, if your locks are broken or if you're worried about your safety. We will replace your window or door lock in a matter of minutes. We are certified to work according to British Security Standards and recognised by insurance companies throughout Epsom.

We offer a full range of locksmith services including locks replacement, rekeying and much more. Continue reading to learn more.

Ingersoll Locks and Banham Locks

NW Locksmith offers a wide range of door locks including Ingersoll and Banham locks for commercial or residential premises in Epsom and the surrounding area. These high-security locks are designed to withstand attack and can be installed by our specialist team of lock experts in a variety styles to suit your property. We also offer window lock options like anti-drilling, anti-picking, antibumping and antisnaplocks that fit upvc casement windows epsom sash or casement windows.

The Ingersoll and Banham lock is a high-security beautifully designed insurance approved locking system that is installed on commercial and residential doors throughout the UK. It is extremely durable and broken features an incredibly strong design, making it resistant to picking, drilling, and key skeletons. The Ingersoll & Banham locks first came out in 1949 and are made by the company that is now known as Assa Abloy.

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

The brand is synonymous with high-quality security. They produce a range of various types of high and medium-security top locks for front doors such as the Banham L2000 Rim Lock, Banham M2002 mortice hook bolt lock, and the Banham M2003 mortice deadlock reinforcement. The locks are made to be resistant to multiple attacks and are accepted by insurance companies as having met the standards required by home insurers.

It is important to use a reputable locksmith when fitting high-security locks on your home or business as poorly fitted locks can be easy to target for burglars. Installing expensive locks by a DIYer will only lead to a waste of your investment as they might not be up to standard and could lead to an insurance claim in the event of a burglary.

Multipoint Locks

If you are looking to buy new windows or doors the quality of the locks is a crucial factor. Multipoint locks provide great security and is difficult to break into. Here's how a multipoint lock works:

Multipoint locks are utilized on uPVC and composite doors to provide extra security for the door specialists epsom. They are bolts with long lengths that extend beyond the frame. They lock in multiple places. This makes it difficult for a burglar enter your home through the front or rear doors. The locks also help keep the door shut which makes it difficult for drafts to enter.

Multipoint locks might cost more than traditional deadbolts but they are worth the cost for many homeowners. They are more secure than traditional locks and provide many other benefits, including keeping your doors from becoming warped and providing a tight seal against the elements. They can be used with modern innovations like smart keys.

These locking systems are common on all doors that are replaced, but they can also be added to existing doors for extra protection and functionality. They are typically used on entry doors, French patio doors, and sliding glass repair epsom doors. You can operate a multipoint lock system by simply lifting the lever of the handle, or using the key to move and remove the live latch. You can also adjust the amount of pressure required to open and close the lock by pushing into and out of the additional bolts.

Another benefit of a multipoint lock is that it helps to reduce the amount of wear and wear on your hinges and doors. The weight of the door will be spread over multiple mechanisms, instead of just one. This can make the hinges and door last longer and also prevent damage to the frame of your home. These locks are also regarded by insurance companies, so they could save you money on your premiums.

Window Locks

Window locks are an excellent method to increase the security of your home and keep children from falling out of windows. They can be easily put in on many different styles of windows and are a great option to keep your children safe. There are many types of window locks. It's important to choose the best one for your needs.

One popular kind of window lock is sliding locks. It is a simple latch which keeps the window closed. It operates with the thumbscrew or the wingnut. These locks are relatively cheap and simple to put in. They are also compatible with most standard sliding windows. Track locks are a popular type of lock for windows. These are usually attached to the bottom of a sliding window and can be secured to keep the window fitters epsom completely closed or opened a crack for ventilation. These locks are also fairly inexpensive and can be purchased in packs of 10.

There are a variety of other kinds of window locks that can be put on single- or double-hung windows. Certain locks are more efficient than others, however they all contribute to improve home security. Lag screw locks are a cost-effective option that is made by drilling holes into the window frame, and then using lag screws to keep the window from opening.

Pin locks and sash locks are two other kinds of window locks. These locks are similar to door chain locks in that they attach one part of the window sash to the other, and utilize chains or cables to stop the window from opening too wide. They are simple to install and are among the most cost-effective options for securing windows.

Window wedge locks are also available, with an iron bar that blocks the side that is open of a window. They are more child-proof than sash locks, however they can still be opened with a strong enough force. There are also stop locks, which are designed to open automatically when the window is shut and are the most user-friendly kind of window lock. They are easy to install and come with no additional components that could be lost.

Lock Rekeying

Rekeying is the procedure of changing the lock's key to a different one without replacing the entire lock. It's a more affordable and efficient solution to replacing locks, but it's not a good idea for anyone with poor vision or is unable to handle small parts. To rekey a lock, you'll need a set of replacement tumbler pins that are color coded or Broken labeled numerically in order to match an illustration of which pins go where inside the lock cylinder. To work with the pins, you'll need a pair tweezers and grippers with needle-nosed tips. If springs are brittle or have signs of excessive wear, they should also be replaced.

Rekeying can be a great option if you've lost your keys or wish to keep out former tenants, housemates, or even your spouse from accessing your home. Rekeying is often the initial step taken by homeowners when they buy an apartment, in order to ensure that the old keys will not function in the lock. It's a good idea to employ a professional locksmith for this kind of work because they can complete the task quickly and effectively, avoiding you the trouble of having to replace your door hardware or completely change your locks.

When should I have my locks rekeyed?

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

Locks are rekeyed to create master-key systems, making locks operate with the same key, or to eliminate compromised keys. In addition to re-keying certain people also have all the locks in their homes changed to ensure only the owner has access to the home. This is a common practice when renters or housemates move out and do not want to hand over keys. It's also a good idea if you're divorced from your spouse or partner.