Hi,
I have a wooden Framed front door, it has 2 double glazed panels (1 top and 1 Bottom), I would like to replace the door lock, we have 2 locks, the one I want to replace is a Yale cylinder lock (The other is a 5 lever mortice lock), i'm not sure what to get, on the inside of the house the lock says Yale, on the outside of the house the Cylinder says ERA, not sure why? The diameter of the cylinder is @ 32 mm, the door is approx 57 mm deep, I have noticed that there are 40mm locks and 60mm locks, is this the depth? If so, I obviously need the 60.
The reason that I want a new lock is 2 fold,
1 the Cylinder on the outside is a bit loose.
2 very occasionally we have had problems getting in and my wife has said something to do with the catch?
I was also wondering if just a cylinder might work? The one below comes with 6 keys, we do need quite a few:-
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Yale-Locks-...UTF8&colid=MLRTT3P3KHTR&coliid=I1CUEC4HYYAL0T
Thanks
Steve
I have a wooden Framed front door, it has 2 double glazed panels (1 top and 1 Bottom), I would like to replace the door lock, we have 2 locks, the one I want to replace is a Yale cylinder lock (The other is a 5 lever mortice lock), i'm not sure what to get, on the inside of the house the lock says Yale, on the outside of the house the Cylinder says ERA, not sure why? The diameter of the cylinder is @ 32 mm, the door is approx 57 mm deep, I have noticed that there are 40mm locks and 60mm locks, is this the depth? If so, I obviously need the 60.
The reason that I want a new lock is 2 fold,
1 the Cylinder on the outside is a bit loose.
2 very occasionally we have had problems getting in and my wife has said something to do with the catch?
I was also wondering if just a cylinder might work? The one below comes with 6 keys, we do need quite a few:-
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Yale-Locks-...UTF8&colid=MLRTT3P3KHTR&coliid=I1CUEC4HYYAL0T
Thanks
Steve