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I do not think that these are Everest handles. I have a customer who needs keys for the same handle and have tried all the five different Everest keys without success. Could you please tell me the code stamped on the bow of the key that works your handle. (or a picture of the bow). Thank you. DC

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I think that you are referring to funkeys. It all depends on the key way of your lock being the same as the blank. Have a look on the bow of your key, it should be embossed with some numbers (ie YA1) or a manufacturers name (ie Yale) and let us know what it says. You could look at a blank...

Yes the Legge 2in mortice lock is no longer made. You should find that a TWH 2in mortice lock has the same dimensions. It does not meet the very latest British Standard 3621 but will be ok if you retain the Legge face plate. DC Teamlocksmiths

Have a look for a Union 2477 clawbolt:- http://www.discountlocks.co.uk/Union-2477-3-Lever-Clawbolt-Mortice-Lock-p/union%202477.htm#axzz2P0qJBY3f DC

Alpro do a deeper latch bolt strike part no 5245 Yale also have a long lipped strike for the Yale 77 The Yale version is cheaper but may be to long. As gregers said try an find a local locksmith shop, surport your local traders. DC Teamlocksmiths.

Try moving the latch hold back device. That is the rotating piece on the very left hand side of your photo. It will move upwards. The two screws you refer to are holding the backset on to is mount on the door. DC

Lakedale Power Tools in Plumstead should be able to help you. http://www.lakedalepowertools.co.uk/ DC

Just thought you may possibly have a double oval or a oval and thumb turn. The single oval I refer to above is found on many commercial applications ie blocks of residential flats. The same principals apply though. DC Teamlocksmiths

Remove the two set screws holding the faceplate and remove the faceplate. You now see two screws top and bottom that hold the lock body to the door. The other screw head that you can see holds the cylinder in position. Unscrew this and the cylinder will slide out. you may have to turn the key...

Or do you mean the piece that the cock spur goes against. They are called wedges and come in various step heights, 3mm up to 8.5mm. DC Teamlocksmiths.

It is a cock spur handle. DC Teamlocksmiths.

The wholesalers of eurospec E*S are Carlisle Design Group. http://www.carlisledesigngroup.com/index.php?mact=Products,cntnt01,hierarchy,0&cntnt01hierarchytemplate=eurospec&cntnt01parent=85&cntnt01returnid=110&cntnt01returnid=110 More information is required to work out the size. Distance from...

Common fault: lock curtain needs to be reset. Put something with a narrow blade such as a small knife in the round area at the top of the key hole so that you can turn the curtain without hitting the side of the key hole. Turn left or right until you feel a click. Withdraw the blade and you...

It is known as a rim length key. Suitable for the Chubb/Union 3G114 type mortice locks. DC

If you can not find the size you need you are looking in the wrong places. Go to your local locksmith shop. They will either stock the size you want or be able to order it for you. Best advice get one to British Standard EN 1303:2005 The Yale version is available from 25-10-25 up to 55-10-40...

Its a handle with an adaptor for the Era Vectis+ type lock:- http://www.era-vectis.co.uk/downloads/Universal-Adaptor.pdf It uses a mortice type key to operate a multipoint system. This insert allows use of euro cylinder handle with the Vectis lock. DC

This is a sentinel screw. It is not intended to be removed. Please see:- http://www.securityfasteners.net/Security-Machine-Screws/Sentinel-Countersunk-Security-Machine-Screw.html If you are convinced that it is retaining the cylinder then the best solution is to snap it. Could you provide a...

Cone or step drill such as:- http://www.screwfix.com/p/cone-drill-bit-set/45562?_requestid=3134840 or:- http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/cht381-3pc-hss-stepped-cone-drill-set?da=1&TC=SRC-step drill DC

Clutch head screws. Available from Screwfix. DC Teamlocksmiths.