Multipoint Door Locks

TSS has always believed in the best value for money products and providing our customers with more security for less, with our new 4 Roller Multipoint Range we now have the most competitively priced side/back door solution in the UK. 

At Duffells we are constantly adding new products to our range. More multipoint gearboxes are available than ever and the purpose of this guide is to highlight some of the most interesting.

We are often asked if there are digital locking solutions available to be used in conjunction with the multipoint locking systems typically found on a UPVC door. The answer is yes, there are in fact digital locks that have been designed specifically with multipoint locking systems in mind.

At Duffells, we pride ourselves on having the largest range of multipoint locks and gearboxes in the UK. We’ve been working hard introducing new products and upgrading information and we’d like to tell you more.

Electronic multipoint door locks are already very popular and continue to increase in popularity every year. They are regularly used in commercial settings, and in communal entrance doors for residential buildings.

In this guide, we’ll look at how to adapt a set of handles with a long backplate to suit a GU Ferco multipoint door lock.

All of our GU Ferco multipoint door locks can be found here

This is a guide to help you identify a replacement gearbox for your Maco multipoint door lock. The Maco MK1 and Maco MK2 series of replacement gearbox are now discontinued, follow this guide to identify which of the newer series you should use as a replacement.

Cego multipoint door locks are commonly known as Zenith, Bowater or Staybrite locks. The Cego multipoint door locks are now discontinued and are no longer available through Duffells but are still commonly found in doors today. Below we have a guide to the replacement gearboxes, a guide on how to change the hook boxes, and a guide on how to reverse the latch of the center gearbox.

The original Fullex lock gearboxes were made of a heavy-duty cast metal 20mm thick case in either a yellow passivated or grey finish and would have originally been attached to a faceplate of varying widths up to 24mm. Each model although generic in size had multiple variations usually centered around the fixing lugs and anti-slam mushroom, for example, Case ‘B’ had 47 different variants.

Mila is among the most common UPVC locks with some variations being stamped Coldseal or Swiftframe. Some of the full-length versions are still available however the popular 3 part versions have been discontinued. For this reason, the use of a replacement gearbox may be required.