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EC1A 7ES
Single Cylinder
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One Sided
Keyed Different
Compatible key options are not customised
Keyed Alike
Can be customised to match your existing key
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32 Items
8 Colours
By From The Anvil
Aged Brass
Get it by Thu, 14 May
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A standard tubular mortice latch for use with any of our sprung lever handles.
10 Colours
Designed for use when fitting a sash lock or Euro sash lock to rebated doors (doors that overlap one another when closed).
A key-operated Euro Din sash lock designed for secure door locking.
5 Colours
Aged Bronze
Rated 5 out of 5 stars1 total vote
Our thumbturns offer an added feature to any door where privacy is required, a perfect solution for bathroom doors.
Beautiful quality and prompt delivery. Anonymous. Wed Aug 16 2023
Designed for use when fitting a dead lock or Euro dead lock to rebated doors (doors that overlap one another when closed).
Polished Bronze
This 5 lever deadlock is ideal for stand-alone locking and can be used with any of our escutcheons.
A heavy duty tubular mortice latch with an extra strong spring for use with any of our knob sets or unsprung lever handles.
A keyed-to-differ 5 lever sash lock designed for secure door locking.
A heavy duty lock designed for use on bathroom doors.
Pewter Patina
A key-operated Euro profile sash lock designed for secure door locking.
A key-operated Euro profile dead lock ideal for secure door locking.
This heavy duty tubular deadbolt is suitable for use with any of our bathroom thumbturns and 5mm spindle.
A keyed-alike 5 lever sash lock designed for secure door locking.
2 Colours
Designed for use when fitting a deadbolt to rebated doors (doors that overlap one another when closed).
Designed for use when fitting a heavy duty latch to rebated doors (doors that overlap one another when closed).
9 Colours
Designed for use when when fitting a Euro Din Sash Lock to rebated doors (doors that overlap one another when closed).
