Breaking and entering

[Freamon]

No yale here. Don't know what you call it but we have one of those hexagon types moving three or four latches the length of the door at the same time.

A Euro Cylinder?



All the latches are controlled by one barrel.

[scooterscot]

No yale here. Don't know what you call it but we have one of those hexagon types moving three or four latches the length of the door at the same time.

[Freamon]

Still banging on about it? http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...-entering.html

Given there are posters on here who start repeated inflation/deflation or AGW threads on a near-daily basis (or threads on the subject of themselves several times a day), I thought after 3 months another thread on lock security might be ok.

[Paddy]

Not me - Banham, with a Banham mortice lock.

And the door has a steel sheet cover and steel reinforcing strips round the doorway - The neighbours probably think I am the local drug dealer.

I took a Banham mortice lock to pieces before Christmas as it failed and my friend was quoted £120 for a replacement. I was expecting it to have anti lock-pick devices inside but all it contained was the leavers and a single spring and bolt. The spring replacement solved the problem. It appears that only some of their locks are pick-proof.

[OwlHoot]

Not me - Banham, with a Banham mortice lock.

And the door has a steel sheet cover and steel reinforcing strips round the doorway - The neighbours probably think I am the local drug dealer.

[NotAllThere]

Still banging on about it? http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...-entering.html

[Freamon]

A thread on laptop security on the professional forums reminded me of these rather scary youtube vids:

How many people have a simple yale lock on their front door?