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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. The replacement upvc door locks of your window lock will improve the energy efficiency of your office or home and will also add security.

Remove the retaining screw on the faceplate of your lock cylinder. Use a screwdriver and twist the cylinder to the left.

Replacement cylinders

Euro lock door cylinders, or barrel locks, can be found in almost all uPVC double glazed doors, and have been proven to be secure and dependability. The replacement of a cylinder is usually required due to a key being lost or stolen, however, it can also be due to aging and the potential for corrosion. Cylinders come in various sizes and styles, as well as finishes to match your door. Depending on the requirements of your home you can pick between 3-star and 1-star cylinders. The cylinders are protected by BSI Kitemarks which are approved for insurance.

Cylinder locks are based on simple pin and barrel locks that have been used for a number of years in almost all uPVC doors. The weakness of these types however is that burglars are able to manipulate them using tools to "snap", and gain access to the home. We suggest replacing door locks your cylinders with snap-resistant ones to safeguard yourself from this common burglary method.

To take out the old cylinder, you must first open your door. Then, locate the screw that is located at the edge of the doors between the handle on the outside and the handle inside. This screw is usually able to stand out from the other screws as it's a different colour. The screw can be removed completely using a screwdriver. If the screw refuses to move, try applying a 3 in 1 type oil and leaving for an hour or so. This may aid. Alternately, you could press the screw head in the direction of 'unscrew' to shock it loose.

After taking off the handle screws and loosening the cylinder, you can do this by rotating it in any direction (the direction will depend on which side of your door the locking mechanism is located). Once the cylinder is loose, pull it toward you and take it off. Take measurements of the cylinder's width and length prior to buying a replacement.

We provide a range of standard type half and full cylinders, as well as a range of specialised security cylinders that are both rated for anti-snap as well as bump resistance. These cylinders are BSI kitemarked as Secured by Design certified and offer high levels of physical security for your home.

Replacement handles

There are a variety of colours and styles to choose from when replacing upvc door lock and handle the handles on a uPVC door. The most important thing to remember is that the handle needs to fit correctly. Both the screw size and replacing door locks keyhole size must be the same. Use our guide to determine the measurements of uPVC handles. This will allow you to get the most accurate measurements and ensure you buy the right handle. Upgrade to a set of high-security handles. This will make your door more secure and can help to stop potential thieves from being able unlock the lock on your uPVC front doors.

You are likely to be able find handles to replace your double glazed doors from most major uPVC handle manufacturers. You can choose from a vast selection of lever and handles with different styles from companies like ERA, Avocet and Millenco. You can select the lever handle with a snib for extra security.

Depending on your requirements you may need to replace the whole handle, or just the handle lever. Most often, this is due to wear and tear, however often it is caused by a problem with the mechanism of the lock. If your lock mechanism is faulty, it's best to contact a Locksmith. If you're only looking to replace the handle of the lock, you could do it yourself.

Once you've taken your measurements you can begin to compare them against the sizes of the replacement handles that are available on the market. The most common size for uPVC door handles is 92pz, but there are also 70pz or 68pz sizes. You should also ensure that the new handle comes with a faceplate and backset that are compatible with your existing one. This will ensure that the screw holes line up correctly and won't cause damage to the door lock.

If you're replacing a upvc door lock the handles on your doors and wish to upgrade to a higher level of security, it's recommended to consider a Sold Secure SS301 or a 2* Kitemark set of handles. These handles are safe since they've been approved by the police, and have anti-drilling and anti-picking features.

Faceplates for replacement

Door keeps and faceplates act as the last line against burglars. They signal to burglars that your home is safe, stopping them in their tracks. They are essential and should be purchased at a reputable hardware shop whether in person or online. This will ensure that you get an item that is durable and will shield your doors and windows from damage and corrosion over time.

It is important to know the difference between a single-point uPVC locking system and a multipoint uPVC one. They can be similar to apples and oranges. Based on the lock you're installing, you'll need to choose the appropriate backset and faceplate. A 'backset' is the distance between edge of the door and centre of handle or cylinder and a 'faceplate' is the metal strip that covers the edges of the mechanisms. These are the main factors that determine which parts you will need to replace for your new uPVC locking system. It's then a simple procedure to follow the instructions on how to fit them!

Replacement locks

Depending on what you prefer There are a variety of alternatives when it comes time to change the locks on your uPVC doors. They are generally made to withstand pressure and provide enhanced security for your home. There are uPVC multipoint locking systems that are suitable for commercial use. These are often manufactured by reputable companies such as Fullex central door lock gearboxes as well as Gardinia uPVC doors locks.

When you are choosing the replacement window lock, you should be aware of the kind of backset and faceplate you require. To ensure that the lock is secure and fits correctly ensure that it matches the backset and faceplate. For instance, if the current lock has a 35mm backset as well as a split spindle, then it might be beneficial to buy a new uPVC door handle that has an appropriate gearbox, such as the Laird Saracen Surelock.

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

After you have chosen the replacement lock you can then put it on your window. During this process, it's recommended to speak with a locksmith in your area, as they will be competent in finding the perfect match. Finally, you should test the new lock to make sure it's working correctly.

To prevent this, you should replace your double glazed windows with a high-quality lock that is resistant to forced entry. This will help protect your valuables from a burglary and also keep your family safe. Installing new window locks can increase the security of your home at an affordable cost. However it can be challenging for those who aren't comfortable with it. To complete the task successfully you should follow these steps.