Deadlocks

Types of Dead Locks

Choosing the right dead lock for your property is crucial for ensuring security and peace of mind. Here are some of the most popular types available at Neasden Hardware:

• Dead Bolt Lock: Known for its solid construction and key-operated locking mechanism, dead bolt locks are ideal for main entry points.
• Single Cylinder Dead Lock: Operated by a key on one side and a thumb turn on the other, these are commonly used on residential doors.
• Double Cylinder Dead Lock: Requires a key on both sides, offering enhanced security but may be less convenient in emergencies.
• Mortice Dead Locks: Fitted within the door itself, these locks offer a sleek finish and are highly secure.

Benefits of Installing Dead Locks

Investing in high-quality dead locks not only improves security but also increases peace of mind. Key benefits include:

1. Enhanced Security: Dead locks are difficult to tamper with, making them ideal for external doors.
2. Durability: Made from sturdy materials, dead locks are built to withstand forced entry attempts.
3. Versatile Applications: Suitable for both residential and commercial use.

How to Choose the Right Dead Lock

Consider the following when selecting a dead lock:

• Purpose: Are you securing an external door or adding an extra layer of security to an internal space?
• Security Rating: Look for locks that meet British Standards (BS3621) for optimal protection.
• Installation: Some locks are easier to fit than others, so consider whether you need professional assistance.

Why Buy Dead Locks from Neasden Hardware?

Our collection of dead locks offers unbeatable quality and durability. From traditional dead bolt locks to advanced mortice designs, we provide reliable security solutions tailored to your requirements. With competitive prices and a wide selection, Neasden Hardware is your go-to destination for all your lock needs.

FAQs about Dead Locks

Q: Can I install a dead lock myself?
A: While some dead locks are straightforward to install, others may require professional fitting, especially mortice locks.

Q: Are dead bolt locks suitable for all types of doors?
A: Yes, dead bolt locks are versatile and can be used on most wooden and metal doors.

Q: How often should I replace my dead locks?
A: It’s recommended to replace locks every 5-10 years or sooner if they show signs of wear or damage.

Enhance your property’s security with our range of dead locks. Browse our collection today at Neasden Hardware.