Mortise Locks

Written By Eleiner Sanchez
 

A mortise lock is installed within a pocket, known as a mortise, that is cut into the edge of a door. Because the lock body is housed inside the door rather than mounted on its surface, mortise locks provide a clean appearance while delivering exceptional strength and reliable performance.

Designed for demanding applications, mortise locks are commonly used in offices, hospitals, schools, multifamily properties, industrial facilities, and public buildings. Their heavy-duty construction and wide range of operating functions make them an excellent choice for doors that experience frequent use.

Many models are available with ADA-compliant lever trim for accessible operation, and select functions include an integrated deadbolt for added security. Compared with standard cylindrical key-in-knob locks, mortise locks offer a broader selection of locking functions and greater design flexibility.

Built to withstand years of daily use, mortise locks provide dependable performance and an extended service life, helping reduce maintenance and replacement costs over time.

 
Mortise Lock

Mortise Lock

 
 
Eleiner Sanchez

Over twenty years of experience as a professional locksmith has prepared me well for any job ; I am very familiar with the variety of tasks involved. Such a locksmith installs, repairs, rebuilds, and services mechanical or electrical locking devices, using hand tools and especial equipment-all of which I can do well, also have the ability of create master key systems, access control systems as well as CCTV, digital surveillance and very skilled technician in the automotive field.

https://www.automotiveandcommerciallocksmith.com
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