Deadlocks & Deadbolts

From The Anvil's selection of deadlocks and deadbolts are a sure-fire way to add security and safety to your property for years to come. Explore our selection of From The Anvil rebate kits, tubular deadbolts, and deadlocks below...
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White background image of From The Anvil's Black Heavy Duty Tubular Deadbolt | From The Anvil
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Heavy Duty Tubular Deadbolt | From The Anvil
From £16.75
BlackPVD BrassSatin Stainless Steel
White background image of From The Anvil's Black BS 5 Lever Deadlock | From The Anvil
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BS 5 Lever Deadlock | From The Anvil
From £31.79
BlackPVD BrassStainless Steel
White background image of From The Anvil's Black Euro Profile Deadlock | From The Anvil
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Euro Profile Deadlock | From The Anvil
From £43.42
BlackPVD BrassSatin Stainless Steel
White background image of From The Anvil's Black ½" Euro Dead Lock Rebate Kit | From The Anvil
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½" Euro Dead Lock Rebate Kit | From The Anvil
From £36.60
BlackPVD BrassSatin Stainless Steel
White background image of From The Anvil's Black ½" Rebate Kit for Deadlock | From The Anvil
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½" Rebate Kit for Deadlock | From The Anvil
From £24.87
BlackElectro BrassStainless Steel
White background image of From The Anvil's Black ½ Rebate Kit for Latch and Deadbolt | From The Anvil
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½ Rebate Kit for Latch and Deadbolt | From The Anvil
From £11.16
BlackElectro BrassPolished Nickel

FAQs

What’s the difference between a deadbolt and a deadlock?

A deadlock is a type of lock that can only be unlocked with a key when it’s in deadlock mode. Deadlocks can contain 3 or 5 levers, with additional levers increasing security. It can be operated using a key from either side of the door and usually works independently to any door knob/lever handles.

A deadbolt is very similar to a deadlock, but the bolt doesn’t contain levers, and instead of being locked and unlocked via a key, it’s often used in bathrooms where it’s operated via a thumbturn.

What’s the difference between a standard and heavy-duty lock?

The only difference is the strength of the spring contained within the mechanism. Standard locks have a standard spring which is suitable for sprung lever handles/knobs. Heavy-duty locks have a much stronger spring which gives them the strength required to return an unsprung lever handle or door knob to its original position.

What size lock do I need?

This depends on which door furniture you’re planning to use. With a lever handle, a 2.5” or 3” lock should be suitable. However, if you’re using a door knob, we recommend using a lock that’s 3” or bigger to ensure the knob is positioned far enough away from the edge of the door frame. If you use too small a lock, you risk catching your knuckles on the edge of the door when trying to turn the knob.