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Get a free quoteHere at Seal-Lite we pride ourselves on providing the highest quality home improvement products to our customers, which is why we offer one of the most secure composite doors on the market; Solidor. When you choose a Solidor composite door from Seal-Lite, your security and comfort come first, above all else.
More often than not, security is the main reason entrance doors need to be replaced. Solidor composite doors are arguably the most secure on the market featuring insurance and Secured by Design approved locking systems. In this post, we’ve broken down and explained the 3 most advanced lock types available for our Solidor composite doors.
As standard, every Solidor is fitted with an Ultion Lock. It’s called the ‘Ultion’ because it offers the ultimate in locking protection, capable of sensing an attack and subsequently engaging a proactive ‘lockdown mode’. This hidden lock is perfectly engineered to prevent intruders from gaining entry, even when snapped twice! Ultion are so confident in their lock that it even comes with a £2000 manufacturer guarantee.
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When you lock a door featuring Lock Lock, you disengage the spindle. The spindle is a rod of metal that is used to connect the interior and exterior door knobs together. If the spindle doesn’t turn, the door can’t open. Lock Lock removes the need for a key on the inside. That means no more searching for your keys, which is not only convenient, but will work to your advantage should you need to escape your house in an emergency.
This patented design features a simple, super-safe switch which replaces the need to turn a key to lock your door. Simply press down the switch and your door is securely locked. With the Lock Lock, your family is better protected in an instant.
The AV3 locking system is an automatic multi-point locking system. The way these locks work is that you have your outside handle fixed, so this handle never operates the door – this means that once the door closes behind you, you must use a key to wind the locking hooks back to gain entry. The inside handle then has free exit just by using the handles, unless of course the door has been deadlocked with a key, in which case a key is always required from both inside and out.
By pulling the door closed, the sealing elements and the sturdy hook are triggered by means of a magnetic release on the frame and the door is secured against undesired entry. This ensures that the door always remains securely locked and remains firmly in its frame even without additional locking.
There are a variety of other lock options available for Solidor that include;
As one of our most popular door styles, the exquisite Solidor composite door range is truly made to last. With its cutting-edge structure that’s impenetrable to even the most determined of intruders, investing in a Solidor composite door is truly worthwhile for homeowners across the South West. Why not design your dream Solidor door from the comfort of your own home using our door designer?
If you want to know more about the full range of locks available, or if you have any other queries, our expert team will be more than happy to help answer any questions you have.
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