Multipoint Locks and Latches

Enhanced Security for External Doors

Our Multipoint locks and latches are designed to deliver high-performance security and tight sealing for modern entrance, patio, and French doors. Featuring multiple locking points (top, middle, and bottom), these systems provide superior protection against forced entry compared to traditional single-point locks.

Perfect for composite, timber, and uPVC doors, our range includes lever-operated, key-wind, and automatic locking mechanisms. Available with options for hook bolts, deadbolts, and rollers, in 2-hook, 3-hook, or 5-point configurations.

✅ Key Features:

• Designed for external doors: front, back, patio, and French

• Multiple locking points: top, centre, and bottom engagement

• Types: hook bolt, roller cam, deadbolt, or hybrid combinations

• Suitable for uPVC, timber, aluminium, and composite doors

• Compatible with Euro profile cylinders and lever handles

• Improved weather sealing, alignment, and security

• Available in 92mm PZ centres, backset sizes from 35–55mm

📘 FAQs – Multipoint Locks & Latches

❓ What is a multipoint lock?

A multipoint lock secures the door at multiple positions (usually three to five) with one single turn of a key or lift of a handle. It's commonly used on external doors for added security.

❓ Which door types are compatible with multipoint locks?

They’re suitable for uPVC, timber, composite, and aluminium doors. Always check the backset, PZ centre, and faceplate size for compatibility.

❓ Are multipoint locks more secure than standard locks?

Yes. They provide multiple engagement points around the frame, which resists prying and bending—ideal for main entrances and vulnerable doors.

❓ Do I need a specific cylinder or handle for these locks?

Yes. Most multipoint locks require Euro profile cylinders and lever/lever or lever/pad handles with compatible PZ measurements.

❓ Can I install a multipoint lock myself?

Installation requires precision. While a confident DIYer might manage a replacement, professional fitting is recommended for new installations.

❓ What's the difference between hook, roller, and deadbolt mechanisms?

• Hook bolts provide excellent resistance against lifting

• Roller cams aid door compression and weather sealing

• Deadbolts offer rigid locking strength
  Many systems use a combination for balanced performance.

❓ What if my existing door doesn't line up well?

Multipoint systems help realign warped doors and improve sealing. Some include adjustable keeps to fine-tune the fit.