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Lee_fr200

posted on 26th Feb 13 at 22:09

Arse! Doesn't bother me tbh


Gary

posted on 26th Feb 13 at 10:21

You'll notice now, every time you go in that way, mwahahahaha :o


Lee_fr200

posted on 25th Feb 13 at 12:03

Not something I've never rly noticed


Gary

posted on 25th Feb 13 at 11:48

Silicone's a bit dark aint it, would have used some caramel coloured personally.

Door looks really nice though


Lee_fr200

posted on 24th Feb 13 at 20:19

New front door




Back upvc stable door with leaded window



Lee_fr200

posted on 2nd Feb 13 at 20:08

Ahhh yeah they offered me that where it stops that from happening, he said the same that you can get in within 15 secs on normal locks, they advised at no extra cost for the mortise locks as they're far safer and can't be picked as easily.plus as said it was a free upgrade for January so I'm very happy with what I've bought, will post pics once the doors have been fitted in next few weeks


Dave

posted on 2nd Feb 13 at 12:02

On a normal PVC door with a cylinder, like a padlock type key, the cylinder is a major weak point, basically you bray it with a hammer and screwdriver and it snaps, then all you do is flick the mechanism back with the screwdriver and you are in, takes all of about 15 seconds and I've done it myself many times. I've also been to a number of break ins where the burglar has done exactly the same.

The Avocet cylinder introduces a weak point at each end of the cylinder, in effect sacrificing that part but keeping the centre piece that operates the lock intact. Well worth the money IMO.


Lee_fr200

posted on 2nd Feb 13 at 09:50

I have no idea what they are :lol:

All I've paid for is reinforced doors and mortise key slot which operates whatever it operates


VegasPhil

posted on 1st Feb 13 at 20:49

I have Avocet ABS locks, they are bloody brilliant.


Lee_fr200

posted on 30th Jan 13 at 19:39

I didn't go for a cylinder lock, they offer their upvc doors with mortice locks like a regular door as the cylinder type locks are apparantly quite easy to get in


_Allan_

posted on 30th Jan 13 at 19:25

Please fit some decent locks like Avocet ABS.


Dave

posted on 30th Jan 13 at 17:53

There is so much money to be made fitting PVC doors and windows, just a shame there are so many people at it.


Lee_fr200

posted on 30th Jan 13 at 16:52

Ordered my doors today,

Got a nice PVC stable door for the back and a gorgeous PVC front door for 1200 fitted so I'm quite happy with that


Gary

posted on 29th Jan 13 at 12:01

http://www.brightlivingupvc.co.uk/ will supply only if you want to fit.

Decent gear too.


AndyKent

posted on 29th Jan 13 at 11:03

Local tradesmen rather than national companies


Lee_fr200

posted on 29th Jan 13 at 10:22

Best company to get exterior doors from for price and quality?


I've got safetstyle, coral, Anglian and west yorkshire windows all coming to quote but anyone know anybody else that may do any good deals