Locks for wooden and steel doors

Mortise locks, panic locks and multi-point locks are mainly used for wooden and steel doors – available as mechanical, self-locking or motor-driven versions. They are matched to standard door leaf thicknesses and areas of application in both private and public sectors.

Yes, many panic locks are specifically designed for wooden and steel doors and comply with EN 179 or EN 1125 standards – depending on escape door requirements.

Motor locks can be easily integrated into wooden and steel doors and enable automated access control, for example in conjunction with door operators or smart building systems.

When replacing, the new lock should be compatible with the existing backset, spacing and door material. Many standard mortise locks with standard dimensions are suitable for wooden doors.

Yes, depending on the version, locks for wooden and steel doors are certified according to DIN and EN standards and offer tested burglary protection – for example according to EN 1627 for burglar-resistant doors.

Many locks can be easily combined with electronic access control systems – for example via electrically coupling or motor-driven variants that can be controlled and monitored.

Yes, panic locks and multi-point locks with certified functions according to EN 179 or EN 1125 are also available for wooden and steel doors and are suitable for use in escape door systems.

Electrically coupling and motor-driven locks can be seamlessly integrated into modern building systems – for example for control via access control systems, timers or building management technology.