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Homeowners are constantly seeking ways to keep their homes safe from accidents and break-ins. One area that often gets overlooked is window security. Many UK homes have non-locking uPVC window handles, which can pose a hazard for young children and compromise home security. In this blog post, we will delve into the benefits of upgrading non-locking uPVC window handles to locking window handles. We will also discuss the importance of key-locking window handles for home insurance in the UK and how …

So you're probably here because you want to replace your upvc window handle and you're unsure how to measure you window handle or even if they're a standard size. Well we've got good news for you, most upvc window handles do follow standard sizing which makes them very easy to measure. Before we get stuck into all those measurements, lets go through a few of the most common questions which are asked when measuring upvc window handles.Are upvc window handles universal? Yes, sort of. All …

Picking a replacement uPVC door handle sounds simple until you're stood at the door with a screwdriver, wondering why the new one doesn't sit right. The good news is that once you know the three things that actually matter- the type, the size and the finish- choosing the right handle is straightforward. This guide walks you through the decision so you order the correct handle first time. If you already know your sizes and just want to shop, head straight to our uPVC door handles range. If you'r …

If you are looking for a high-security lock for your front door, you might be considering a TS007 3 Star rated euro cylinder/. The TS007 is a European standard for the security of locks and provides a baseline for evaluating the security of euro cylinders. In this article, we'll take a closer look at what a TS007 3 Star rated euro cylinder is and why it might be the right choice for your home.What is a Euro Cylinder? A euro cylinder is a type of lock cylinder that is commonly used in the UK …

Please see below the most recent information regarding Royal Mail strikes and the delays this may cause.Upcoming Strike DaysFriday 9th DecemberSunday 11th DecemberWednesday 14th DecemberThursday 15th DecemberFriday 23rd DecemberSaturday 24th DecemberDelays No items of post will be collected or delivered on the above strike days. Please be aware that the strikes will also cause a backlog of post which will add further delays onto parcels in addition to the strike days mentioned above.Please …