Anyone care to make some recommendations?
I want a replacement cylinder for a heavy mortice deadlock on a wooden front door. Note that this is an apartment and the front door is an internal door.
General requirements:
I need a Euro cylinder with internal thumb turn (I don't want to have to go hunting for keys if I need to get out in a hurry).
I need good resistance to most burglars - so good pick resistance and reasonable brute-force resistance are required.
As I may let the apartment, a restricted key section would be nice.
Lock's I've been thinking of are:
Mul-t-lock or Evva 3KS. The 3KS looks considerably more secure (to picking at least) but I'm not sure that picking either of these locks is going to be practical for most people.
Am I missing something? Would my money be better spent on things other than locks?
(The door is solid wood, with no letter box, and has a solid wood frame - note that I'm unlikely to be able to change the door or door furniture without jumping through a lot of hoops with the management company).
I want a replacement cylinder for a heavy mortice deadlock on a wooden front door. Note that this is an apartment and the front door is an internal door.
General requirements:
I need a Euro cylinder with internal thumb turn (I don't want to have to go hunting for keys if I need to get out in a hurry).
I need good resistance to most burglars - so good pick resistance and reasonable brute-force resistance are required.
As I may let the apartment, a restricted key section would be nice.
Lock's I've been thinking of are:
Mul-t-lock or Evva 3KS. The 3KS looks considerably more secure (to picking at least) but I'm not sure that picking either of these locks is going to be practical for most people.
Am I missing something? Would my money be better spent on things other than locks?
(The door is solid wood, with no letter box, and has a solid wood frame - note that I'm unlikely to be able to change the door or door furniture without jumping through a lot of hoops with the management company).