Door Lock

• Surface Door Lock

  The Surface Door Lock we manufacture is a general term for surface-mounted locks. It covers a wider range than the rim lock. This includes lever type, knob type, and push-button type options. This...

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• Surface Mounted Rim Lock

  The Surface Mounted Rim Lock we manufacture is installed directly on the door surface. You do not need to cut a hole in the door for the lock body. This makes installation fast and easy. It works...

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• Satin Brass Night Latch

  Many brass locks on the market are not what they appear to be. The exterior looks like brass, but the internal structure is often zinc alloy. Over time, this material degrades into powder, causing...

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• Euro Cylinder Night Latch

  A euro lock is not just about looking like one. It has to pass EN 1303 for the cylinder. And EN 12209 for the lock body. This euro cylinder night latch has both. No shortcuts. We also have CE. You...

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• Euro Night Latch

  It is rated for 80,000 test cycles. However, we wanted to know its real limit, so we continued testing until 800,000 cycles. The lock was still functioning.

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• Large Rim Lock

  A large door requires everything to be larger—thicker panels, stronger steel, and a longer bolt. Simply enlarging a normal lock will cause it to fail. We discovered this through extensive testing...

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• Euro Rim Lock

  In Europe, compliance matters more than branding. Products must meet EN 12209 for the lock body, EN 1303 for the cylinder, and carry CE marking. All three are required for legal market entry....

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• External Rim Lock

  Indoor locks only need to resist forced entry. Outdoor locks must withstand rain, salt, heat, and freezing temperatures. These are the four primary environmental stress factors we designed against.

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