Sliding & Dead Locks
Rim Lock & Night Latch
Enox multi-bolt mortise lock body in a brushed satin finish featuring a four-bullet stainless steel deadbolt, reversible latch for left or right-hand doors, and a high-security key cylinder for main entrance protection.
Mortise & Cylinder
Godrej Curvo Multi-Lock for drawers and cupboards featuring a sleek silver satin finish, high-security dimple key technology with two keys, and a robust bolt mechanism for home and office furniture security.
Furniture Locks
Godrej NAV-TAL 6-lever brass padlock featuring a classic gold-tone finish, a chrome-plated hardened steel shackle, and three matching brass keys for traditional high-security home and office use.
Pad Locks
A premium CNR sliding door deadbolt and strike plate set featuring a sophisticated satin nickel finish. The image shows the mortise lock body with a hooked bolt mechanism, a matching metal strike plate, and a set of keys. This durable hardware is designed specifically for securing sliding wooden doors or cabinets, providing a minimalist aesthetic and reliable protection for modern residential and commercial interiors.
Sliding & Dead Locks
A high-security EPF706 glass door patch lock in a premium brushed stainless steel finish. This vertical patch fitting features a robust deadbolt mechanism and a high-quality Euro profile cylinder with two computer-cut keys. Designed for frameless glass doors in commercial offices and retail storefronts, it provides a sleek, modern security solution with a secure, damage-free grip on the glass panel.
Glass Door Locks
Profile Locks

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we include complimentary 25mm fixing screws with every handle. If your project requires a different size (32mm, 40mm, or 50mm), please specify your preference in the order notes at checkout. Alternative sizes are provided at no additional charge.

Replacements: Measure the distance between the existing screw holes (C-C distance).

New Cabinets: Choose a size based on your personal style and cabinet height.

Do: Wipe with a soft, damp microfiber cloth.

Don't: Use harsh chemicals or abrasive sponges, which can damage the finish.