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Double Glazed Door Lock Replacement

Double-glazed door locks can appear like a daunting task, but with the proper tools and step-by guideline, it's manageable. Replacing your window lock will increase the energy efficiency of your office or home and provide additional security.

Remove the screw that holds the retaining plate on the faceplate of your lock cylinder. Then, using a screwdriver, twist it to the left and remove the cylinder.

Replacement cylinders

Euro lock barrel locks or door cylinders are found in nearly all uPVC double-glazed uPVC doors. They offer security and dependability and have been proven to work. Replacing a cylinder is often needed due to a key being stolen or lost, however, it can also be due to aging and the potential for corrosion. Our cylinders are available in a range of styles, sizes and finishes to suit your door. Depending on your requirements, you can choose between 1-star and 3-star cylinders that are secured by insurance endorsed BSI Kitemarks.

Cylinder locks are based on simple pin & barrel systems that have been used for many years in the majority, if not all uPVC doors. The weakness of these types however is that burglars could easily manipulate them with tools that allow them to "snap", and gain entry to the home. We recommend replacing your cylinders with anti-snap ones to guard against this common method of burglary.

To remove the old cylinder, first open your door. Then, locate the screw at the edge of the door between the handle on the outside and the handle inside. The screw will typically stand out from the other screws as it has a different color. This screw can be removed completely with an screwdriver. If the screw doesn't move, try applying 3 in 1 oil and letting it sit for around an hour. This may help, alternatively you could chisel into head of the screw in the 'unscrew' direction to shock it loose.

After taking off the handle screws then loosen the cylinder by turning it in any direction (the direction will depend on the side of your door the locking mechanism is located). When the cylinder is free, move it towards you and take it off. Check the cylinder's diameter and length before purchasing a replacement.

We supply a wide range of standard type half and full cylinders, and Double glazed door lock replacement a variety of specialised security cylinders that are both rated for anti-snap as well as anti-bump resistance. They are BSI kitemarked and Secured by Design accredited as well as providing the highest levels of physical security for your home.

Replacement handles

There are a variety of colours and styles that are available for replacing a upvc door lock the handles on a uPVC door. But the most important thing to remember is that the new handle fits correctly. Both the screw size and keyhole size must match. Use our handy guide to take measurements of uPVC handles. This will ensure that you get the best measurements and purchase the right handle. Upgrade to high-security handles. This will increase the security of your door and will to stop potential thieves from being able to open the locks on your uPVC front doors.

You should be able to get handles to replace door lock your double glazed doors from most major uPVC handle suppliers. Companies such as ERA Avocet Millenco provide a variety of lever and lever-lever handles available in various finishes. You can even choose a lever handle with an option to snib it for added security.

Depending on your requirements depending on your needs, you may have to replace the entire handle or just the handle lever. This is typically due to wear and tear but could also be due to a problem with the lock mechanism. If your lock is malfunctioning, it's best to contact a Locksmith. If you only need to replace the handle of the lock, you can do it yourself.

After you've measured your measurements, you can start to compare them against the dimensions of the replacement handles available on the market. The most commonly used size for uPVC door lock replacement handles is the 92pz, but there are also 70pz or 68pz sizes. The new handle should have a backset as well as a faceplate that is compatible. This will ensure that the screw holes are properly aligned and the lock in the door is not damaged.

If you're replacing the handles on your door and would like to upgrade to a greater level of security, then it's recommended to look into Sold Secure SS301 or a 2* Kitemark handle set. These are the best choice because they're approved by the police and come with an anti-drill, anti-pick features.

Faceplates replacement

Door keeps and faceplates are your final defense against burglars They signal to anyone who would like to break in that your home is secure which stops them in their tracks. As such, they are essential and should always be purchased from a reputable hardware store, online or physical. This will ensure that you get an item that is durable and will protect your windows and doors from damage and corrosion over time.

It is also important to be aware of the differences between a multipoint uPVC lock and single point locks, they may differ as much as apples versus oranges. You must choose the correct backset or faceplate in accordance with the type of lock you are installing. A 'backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the middle of the handle or cylinder. A 'faceplate' is the metal band that covers the edges of the mechanism. These are the main elements that determine the replacement parts you need for your new uPVC locking system. It's then a matter of following the instructions on how to fit them!

Replacement locks

Depending on the style you prefer there are many alternatives when it comes time to change the locks on uPVC door. They are usually made to withstand pressure and provide greater security for your home. There are uPVC multipoint locking systems designed for commercial use. They are typically supplied by reputable companies, such as Fullex center lock gearboxes and Gardinia UPVC door locks.

When choosing the replacement window lock, you should know the type of backset and faceplate you require. To ensure that the lock is secure and fits correctly, make sure to match the backset and faceplate. For example, if your current lock has a 35mm backset, and split spindle, it may be advisable to purchase a new uPVC door handle that has a compatible gearbox, such as the Laird Saracen Surelock.

It is also important to ensure that the new lock you select matches the size of the handle as well as the faceplate holes on the windows you have already. This is essential to ensure seamless integration between the handle and the window lock.

Once you have selected a replacement lock and you are ready to install it in your window. It is recommended to speak with your local locksmith in this process. They will be able to assist you in locating the appropriate lock. It is also advisable to test the new lock.

To prevent this, you must replace your double-glazed windows with a high-quality lock that is resistant to forced entry. This will secure your valuables from burglary and also keep your family safe. Installing new window locks is an affordable option that will enhance the security of your home. The process can be challenging for those who aren't familiar with the procedure. To finish the task with ease you must adhere to these steps with care.