Locks & Latches

Secure your doors with our collection of From The Anvil locks and latches. Whether it's for your front door, bathroom or office door, we have the perfect selection of locks and latches to choose from.
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White background image of From The Anvil's BZP Maco Interlocking Stable Door Lock 45mm BS | From The Anvil
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BZP Maco Interlocking Stable Door Lock 45mm BS | From The Anvil
£343.00
White background image of From The Anvil's Stainless Steel SS French Door Multipoint Lock Kit | From The Anvil
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SS French Door Multipoint Lock Kit | From The Anvil
£391.10
Stainless Steel
White background image of From The Anvil's BZP BZP French Lock Kit - No Slave Handle | From The Anvil
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BZP French Lock Kit - No Slave Handle | From The Anvil
From £463.93
BZP
White background image of From The Anvil's Black Oak Box Lock & Octagonal Knob Set | From The Anvil
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Oak Box Lock & Octagonal Knob Set | From The Anvil
From £577.36
BlackPewter Patina

FAQs

Do I need a lock or a latch for my door?

This depends on what you’re using your door for. For non-locking, internal doors, a latch will suffice. For external doors, you’ll need a lock to provide security. Please see our other FAQs for more guidance.

What type of door latch do I need?

This depends on your handle type. For a sprung lever handle, a standard latch will suffice. For unsprung lever handles or unsprung knob sets (which all of our knob sets are), we recommend a heavy-duty latch which contains a stronger spring mechanism to help return the handle to its original horizontal position. For a lever on rose handle, or for a knob set, a horizontal latch can be used.

What type of lock do I need?

This depends on where you’re using it and which type of handle you have. For a sprung lever handle, a standard sash lock will suffice, but for our unsprung lever handles, you’ll need a heavy-duty sash lock to help return the lever to its horizontal position. On bathroom doors with a sprung lever handle, a standard lock should be suitable, and for bathroom doors with an unsprung lever handle, a heavy-duty bathroom look will be required. Either a standard or heavy-duty bathroom lock should be suitable for a knob set and thumbturn on a bathroom door. For external doors with a centre door knob or cylinder pull, a stand-alone deadlock can be used.