Euro Locks
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edition

Original Poster:

985 posts

212 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Hi,

Just moved into our new house this weekend and we are after changing the locks.

We have 3 double glazed doors all with Euro locks in them with different keys for each.

I am after replacing all 3 and it would be nice if we could get all 3 on the same key and also some with some added security.... have been reading up on lock bumping and pulling.


So whats best for not a massive outlay? (have just moved so abit skint!)


Cheers in advance smile

netherfield

3,025 posts

206 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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http://www.handlestore.com/keyedalink.php

Found this on Google,gives all the info needed for measuring the locks.

Although I dare say a local merchant could likely do the same.

edition

Original Poster:

985 posts

212 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Yes I have taken the sizes cheers they are 40/50 ones.

I was more after a recommendation on a make/model...


Cheers

Humpy D

658 posts

217 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Edition, I've just posted a similar thread.

A bit of research on the internet led me to the Evva 3ks Plus.

Let me know what you decide.

edition

Original Poster:

985 posts

212 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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http://www.mul-t-lock.co.uk/

or

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ICL-Anti-Bump-Upvc-Door-Cyli...

The ones you have found are £££££!! But I guess like everything you get what you pay for!

Humpy D

658 posts

217 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Edition, tis true that they are rather pricey but I'm happy to pay a bit (lot!) more money for something that will do the job.

.:ian:.

2,752 posts

225 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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The ones handlestore sell are ICL, they are not bad for the money, 6 pin instead of the usual 5 for cheapo cylinders, anti-drill pins, anti-snap, and filled with gloop that allegedly makes bumping harder. The mul-t-locks look good too, but are £60 each as far as I can see (probably more for keyed-alike)