Locks for wooden doors

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Discover our vast range of locks for wooden doors, designed to protect your home without compromising your style.
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50mm security lock, round edge, with 4 steel bolts, bright gold finish50mm security lock, round edge, with 4 steel bolts, bright gold finish
70 mm mortise lock with rounded edge, graphite finish70 mm mortise lock with rounded edge, graphite finish
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Round-edge mortise lockRound-edge mortise lock
Round-edge mortise lock
Sale price€21,64
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Square-edge mortise lockSquare-edge mortise lock
Square-edge mortise lock
Sale price€17,44
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Locks for wooden doors are a fundamental element for ensuring the security and comfort of your home or business. There are different types of locks for wooden doors, depending on the level of protection you need, the type of opening, and the design you prefer. Below, we explain some aspects you should take into account when choosing the best lock for your wooden door.

Price of locks for wooden doors

The price of a lock can vary depending on the brand, model, quality, and features it offers.

In general, cheaper locks tend to be the simplest and those that offer less resistance to potential attacks.

More expensive locks usually incorporate more advanced security systems, such as anti-bumping, anti-drill, or anti-pick cylinders, or even electronic or smart systems that allow you to open the door with a code, a card, or a smartphone.

The price of a lock for a wooden door can range from 10 to 300 euros.

Security locks for wooden doors

If you want to increase the security of your wooden door, we recommend opting for a security lock that makes access difficult for intruders or thieves. There are two types of security locks for wooden doors: rim locks and mortise locks.

Rim locks are installed on the outside of the door, remaining visible, and usually have several anchor points to the frame.

Mortise locks are installed inside the door, remaining hidden, and usually have a single anchor point to the frame.

Both types of locks for wooden doors can incorporate additional deadbolts or escutcheons to reinforce security.

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