Please help me to identify this lock.

greenface2

canaldumidi said:

Take off the internal and external handles, and remove the lock cylinder as well.

Take the whole lot to a decent locksmith and ask for a replacement.

Don't forget to get extras keys cut if needed!

don't really need to take off the handles but it wouldn't hurt . unscrew the lock at the edge of the door . put key in and turn to 2 oclock and draw the lock out with the key inside . measure or take it to screwfix , for that type of composite door a 35/35 would probably be right 

Belenus

casper_gutman said:

Auti said:
Think has to conform to BS3621 five lever mortise deadlock. 

You won't be able to fit a five lever mortise deadlock to a uPVC door with a euro cylinder multipoint locking system! They're for timber doors. Just fit a decent replacement cylinder.

It is a wooden door.

I will look at getting a more secure cylinder.

Bendy_House

Are folk over-complicating this for Bel?

Surely many Eurocylinder locks are made to the required spec - EN 1303, TS 007, that sort of stuff, which are equivalent to BS 3621, if that's what's required?

Screwfix have a wide selection to choose from. Be sure to match the 'ratio' - ie, how far along the Eurolock shaft the moving lock part is. But this is easy to match up.

Or have I misunderstood summat?

BUFF

Bendy_House said:

Screwfix have a wide selection to choose from. 

A 3 star cylinder on Screwfix is £50+ . Same cylinder on eBay, £20-25.

Bendy_House

BUFF said:

Bendy_House said:

Screwfix have a wide selection to choose from. 

A 3 star cylinder on Screwfix is £50+ . Same cylinder on eBay, £20-25.

My statement is still technically correct :-p 

(Yes, I was surprised how expensive they were.)