What we fit
- Keyed locks for sash, casement and awning windows
- Window restrictors that limit how far a window opens
- Sliding door locks and patio bolts
- Bolts and locks for French doors and balcony doors
- Locks for security screen doors
- Side gate and back gate locks
Ground floors, terraces and rear lanes
Ground-floor apartments and terraces with back lanes are easier to reach from the street. A sliding door with only a basic latch, or a sash window with no lock, can be opened quickly. Adding proper locks is one of the most cost-effective ways to improve your home's security.
Window restrictors and child safety
Window restrictors let you open a window for fresh air while stopping it from opening wide enough for a child to fall through or for someone to climb in. If you live in a strata building, check your building's requirements for window safety devices. We can fit restrictors and talk through the options.
Sliding doors that won't lock
Sliding doors often stop locking because the door has dropped on its rollers or the latch no longer lines up. We can adjust the door, repair the latch, or add a secondary lock or bolt for extra security.