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Resume of what constitutes a BS3621 Thief resistant lock

European hardware -lever locks, profile cylinders specific for European locks. European lock picks and European locks.

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Re: Resume of what constitutes a BS3621 Thief resistant lock

Postby NKT » Tue May 26, 2009 3:29 pm

And that leaves a mile-wide hole for crap door security.

I went to a job last week, and the door literally would have pushed open with little effort, despite the 5 locking points. 4 non-mushroom rollers that were barely hanging on to the frame, and a central latch that didn't. There was no longer key thrown central bolt either. Having a half decent euro in there really didn't help much.

And that is "insurance spec" as it has multiple locking points?!
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Re: Resume of what constitutes a BS3621 Thief resistant lock

Postby mhole » Wed May 27, 2009 4:57 am

I agree with you, but what are the insurors going to say - Get a new door for £500-600? Customers regularly baulk at paying less than £100 to get a BS deadlock fitted, do you see them ponying up 4-5 times that much to meet an insurance requirement?

UPVC is very easy to install badly, and I regularly see doors with the plastic protective film and pencil marks from fitting still in place, which need significant adjustment by me to *shut* let alone lock. I also see a significant number of end users who have no idea how to properly lock a UPVC door by cranking the handle - they will simply pull the door shut, effectively leaving it open to anyone with a LB tool or MICA.
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