UNION offers a variety of traditional cylinders to meet the demands of every application. Cylinders are available in four different variations. If the length you require is not listed please refer to the UNION Cylinder Pricing Guidance document on the UNION website. 1X1 - Rim Cylinder 1X1OF - Rim Cylinder (Old Style) 2X1 / 2X8 - Oval Profile Single Cylinder 2X6 - Oval Profile Double Cylinder 2X11 - Mortice Screw-in Cylinder 2X18 - Euro Profile Double Cylinder 2X20 - Euro Profile Single Cylinder 2X51 - Oval Profile Key & Turn Cylinder - Hotel FunctionCoral uPVC doors not only look great but also provide security and peace of mind. Doors are a focal point of our homes, welcoming us in and acting as a barrier against the outside world when all you want to do is retreat into your own space. They have a key role in keeping your home safe and secure, but should also match the style and period of your property. Our doors are available in a wide range of styles and finishes, solid or with double-glazed panels, so we are confident we have the perfect door for your home.
From front doors and stable doors to patio doors and French doors – we can make and fit the perfect door for you. All our doors are manufactured at our Bradford site in West Yorkshire, giving you the widest possible range of choice in terms of colour, design and style. We have been installing composite doors for more than a decade so we have a real head-start over our competitors in this area. These doors look and feel like traditional wooden doors and can be made in a variety of styles and colours. If more light and easier access to your outside space are high on your list of requirements then French or patio doors could be the answer. With wider openings they can transform your living space. And, of course, they too come with high standards of security including first-class locks and toughened safety glass. Doors, also, have a big impact on energy efficiency in the home. Letting heat escape through doors that are not sealed properly means draughts, cold areas and higher heating bills.
Our doors are energy efficient and our expert fitters will ensure there are no gaps to let in the cold air. The glazing used is A-rated and conforms to FENSA standards. With a new door you can help your home be more energy efficient, thereby reducing your usage and cutting costs. All doors should provide high levels of safety and security, and at Coral we only offer the best. The materials we use are rigorously tested to ensure they offer security and are long-lasting without the need for time-consuming maintenance to keep them looking great. All our doors are fully reinforced and all external doors come with a five-lever or split-barrel cylinder lock as standard, giving you peace of mind against intruders. Our secure doors are award-winning so you can be sure of a first-class product when you choose Coral. All glazing is internally beaded which is more secure and resistant to breakage, and all doors are fitted with the best locks and hinge bolts available.
We also fit anti-snap cylinders as standard, plus a guard over the lock, making snapping almost impossible. Furthermore, we use the MUL-T-Lock system that is exclusive to us. This helps prevent break-ins from cylinder attack and is designed to carry on working even if it does get damaged. *50% discount only available on all uPVC windows, doors and glass to ground conservatories. Credit Subject to Status. Ask for written details. *This offer excludes Platinum and Evo4 roofs. Vertical sliding sash windows, composite doors, INOX doors building works, solid roofs and any building regulations work. *Discounts apply to geographical areas North, East, South & West Yorkshire. Out of geographical areas discounts DO NOT apply.More information about Locks When fitting a door for any client they often ask for door locks to be included in your fitting, this is to add extra security to the room you’re working on. In our extensive range of door locks you can choose from bathroom locks, dead locks, euro cylinders, mortise latches, rim locks and more.
We also have big name brands such as Dale and Union available for you to choose from. You can feel confident that one trip to your local Selco is all you need to supply your clients with the added security they have requested. Check out our Click & Collect service to reserve any items you want to pick up in store.Everyone wants to make sure their home is secure, so it pays to give plenty of thought as to whether your house locks provide adequate protection. There are several different types of house locks available, and some can help you save money on your insurance premiums. Here, we look at the various kinds of locks on offer so that you can ensure your home is as safe as it can be when you are out and about. There are four main types of lock available: Five-lever mortice deadlock A mortice deadlock is one that requires a pocket, known as the mortice, to be cut into the door or wall into which the lock is to be fitted. The more levers a mortice lock has, the more secure it is. As a result, insurers often insist that you must have a five-lever mortice lock conforming to BS3621 on all exit doors and key-operated locks on all ground floor and accessible windows to qualify for cover, although often the wording may vary slightly depending on the insurer.
The BS3621 indicates that the lock conforms to current British Standards. Some insurers will offer you offer you a discount of up to 5% off your home contents insurance premiums if you have this kind of lock installed. Remember however, that the locks must have been in use if you want to make a successful claim. For example, insurers are likely to refuse to pay out if burglars break in through a window that has been left open, regardless of whether you have the correct lock in place. Multi-point locking system A multi-point locking system has a minimum of three locking points that all lock simultaneously by the turn of a key. Multi-point locks are most common on uPVC doors and, if they are a main entrance, then for insurance purposes you will need a lock cylinder with at least five pins. having effective security measures in place will be a major deterrent to burglars The Master Locksmiths Association recommends the use of SS312 Diamond approved cylinders as these have been tested fully against all known methods burglars use to disable locks and break in.
Nightlatches Rather than being morticed into a door, a nightlatch is actually mounted onto the door. These are much less secure than mortice locks, but can be used as an additional security measure. Double-locking nightlatches are the most secure type of nightlatch as they have a keyhole on the handle inside the door so that the latch can be deadlocked from inside. Always look for a nightlatch which conforms to British Standards to ensure a high level of security. Key operated window locks Ideally you should have key-operated window locks on all downstairs windows. These are either fitted to the top or bottom of a window, or on the handle that closes the window. Why security pays Although installing locks can be expensive, over a long-term period you should be able to recoup some of the costs through lower insurance premiums. Remember too that having effective security measures in place will be a major deterrent to burglars, therefore making your home a safer place to live. When taking out home insurance, always check to see what the minimum standards of security required are – failing to have them in place could invalidate your cover and mean your claim is refused if you do fall victim to burglars.