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What to Do When a Key Snaps in a Lock

A key snapping inside a door lock can be frustrating, particularly when you're trying to get into your home, secure a business premises or lock up at the end of the day. Although a broken key may look like a serious problem, it doesn't always mean the entire lock needs replacing. In many cases, a locksmith can remove the broken section without damaging the cylinder. However,...

Window Restrictors and How They Keep Children Safe

Windows provide natural light, ventilation and fresh air throughout the home. However, open windows can also present a serious safety risk, particularly for young children who may not recognise the danger of climbing onto a windowsill or leaning through an opening. Window restrictors are a simple but important safety device designed to limit how far a window can open, helping reduce the risk...

Fire Safety Products for Fire Doors & Buildings

Fire Safety Products for Fire Doors and Building Protection Fire safety products are an essential part of protecting people, property and escape routes in residential, commercial and public buildings. Whether you're maintaining a single fire door or fitting out an entire building, choosing the correct fire safety products helps ensure doors perform as intended during a fire. At...

FrameFit High Expansion (HE) Intumescent & Smoke Seals

What Are FrameFit High Expansion (HE) Intumescent & Smoke Seals? Fire doors play a vital role in slowing the spread of fire and smoke throughout a building. For a fire door to perform correctly, the gaps between the door and frame must be properly protected. FrameFit High Expansion (HE) Intumescent & Smoke Seals are designed to provide both fire and smoke protection while...

FrameFit Low Modulus Fire Door Seals Explained

What Are FrameFit Low Modulus Fire Door Seals? Fire doors are designed to slow the spread of fire and smoke, but they can only do this if the gaps between the door and the frame are within the required tolerances. During inspections, many fire doors fail because these gaps are too large. Replacing the entire door set can be expensive, but in many cases, FrameFit Low Modulus (LM)...

locks 4 vans stock availability lead times

Locks 4 Vans invests £5m to improve stock availability and lead times Locks 4 Vans (L4V) has announced a £5 million investment programme aimed at improving stock availability, reducing lead times and creating a more efficient service for customers. Following the acquisition of Locks 4 Vans by Rhino Products Group earlier this year, the company has been making a number...

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