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Multipoint Mortice Cyl 3 Lock Hook

Price:
£242.76
VAT excluded

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FAQ

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Is this Multipoint Mortice lock suitable for internal and external doors?

This multipoint mortice cylinder hook is designed for doors that require reliable locking with a mortice style mechanism. Suitability for a specific exterior door depends on the door type, frame, and security requirements, so it is important to check that your door and rebate, along with the rest of the locking furniture, are compatible before ordering.

Which mortice lock type does this hook belong to?

It is part of a multipoint mortice locking set, used to secure a door at multiple points when the lock is operated. This helps improve stability and reduces the chance of gaps being created when the door is closed.

What does the “3 Lock Hook” configuration mean?

The “3 lock hook” refers to a three point engagement arrangement, where the locking points project into strike plates or keep components to hold the door firmly. This configuration is often chosen for a balance of strength and practicality for many residential and light commercial installations.

Do I need to match this part with the rest of my multipoint mortice lock?

Yes. Multipoint systems rely on alignment between the lock mechanism and the hooks, along with the strike plates or keeps fitted to your door frame. To avoid misalignment, confirm that this hook type and configuration match the rest of your existing multipoint mortice lock set.

Will this work as a replacement if my current multipoint hook has worn?

It can be a good replacement option when the original hook assembly is from the same style and configuration. Before ordering, compare the hook arrangement and how the mechanism interfaces with your lock case, as some multipoint systems vary in geometry.

How should I check compatibility before purchasing?

Check the mortice lock family you currently have, the hook count, and whether your door frame uses matching strike plates or keeps. If you are unsure, measure the mortice and compare your current component against the product description details to ensure the correct fit.