All our composite doors have anti-snap locks fitted along with high-security door handles.
We find that many of our customers are surprised at the quality and variety of handles and locks. The handles supplied with their door a few years ago is vastly different to the high-security options available now.
All our composite doors have anti-snap locks fitted along with high-security door handles.
You do you get what you pay for in the lock industry. Lock hardware quality varies so much that the industry uses a three-point grading system designed by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association (BHMA) to measure a lock’s quality.
All our composite doors have anti-snap locks fitted along with high-security door handles.
Lock manufacturers apply for ANSI/BHMA certification with tests to gauge factors such as bolt strength, security, the ability to withstand impact and force, and quality of finish.
All our composite doors have anti-snap locks fitted along with high-security door handles.
The lowest-quality ANSI/BHMA hardware receives a “Grade 3” designation, with the best scoring in at Grade 1. Grade 2 locks represent a step without having the quality of a Grade 1 lock.
All our composite doors have anti-snap locks fitted along with high-security door handles.
Most residential locks fall under the “Grade 3” designation. Grade 2 locks create better security than most, while we consider them “light” security for businesses.
All our composite doors have anti-snap locks fitted along with high-security door handles.
We recommend commercial premises install Grade 1 locks to provide reliable security. Commercial locks offer security against blunt-force attacks, lock picking and drilling.
