Description
Product Overview: ERA Fortress Mortice Sash Lock
The ERA Fortress mortice sash lock stands out as the UK's most popular choice for security. Engineered with a distinctive laminated deadbolt, this lock not only meets the rigorous BS3621 standards but is also CE, UKCA, and Certifire tested, ensuring top-tier safety for your home.
Key Features:
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Robust Design: Crafted with hardened steel plates to resist drilling, and featuring two hardened steel plates in the deadbolt to thwart hacksaw attacks.
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Enhanced Security: With 1000 key variations and all-steel levers designed with false notching, this lock is built to resist lock picking.
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British Standard Compliance: This lock meets the requirements of British Standard BS3621:2007, featuring 5 levers and anti-drill and anti-saw capabilities for high security.
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Versatile Fit: Suitable for doors up to 54mm thick, the lock can be adapted for thicker doors with extra-long keys available upon request.
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Non-Handed Design: This lock can be installed on doors hinged on either side, accommodating inward or outward opening doors.
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Keying Options: Supplied with 2 keys as standard, additional keys can be cut, and locks can be keyed alike for convenience.
Aesthetic Choices:
Available in polished brass, satin chrome, or polished chrome finishes, the ERA Fortress mortice lock not only provides security but also complements your door's aesthetic.
Fire Safety Compliance:
Tested to EN 1634-1 for use on 60-minute fire doors, this lock is independently certified by Certifire, ensuring it meets fire safety standards.
Installation Guidance:
When replacing an existing lock, be aware that the new lock may require a larger mortice. For new timber doors, using a morticer like Souber’s DBB can facilitate a smooth installation process.
Conclusion:
With over 175 years of experience, ERA is committed to providing innovative security solutions. The Fortress mortice sash lock is a testament to their dedication to home security, offering peace of mind through a combination of quality, compliance, and convenience. For more information on British Standards for mortice locks, visit the MLA's website.