No listicles, no manufactured urgency. Just the answers we give across the counter, written down so you can read them before you spend anything.
Most people walk into a door showroom with a photo on their phone and walk out with something completely different. That is not a bad thing. Here is the order we would think through the decisions if we were buying for our own house.
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Digital locks are sold on features. Fingerprints, apps, cameras, voice prompts. What decides whether you are happy with one three years later is far more boring than any of that.
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Doors rarely fail suddenly. They stiffen, they squeak, they collect grit in the track, and one day the lock will not throw. Ten minutes twice a year prevents almost all of it.
Read the guideStock sizes in the aluminium range are usually fitted within seven to ten working days. Made-to-measure leaves, wood-grain finishes and steel fire-rated doors run to three or four weeks, because the coating and certification stages cannot be rushed. We give you a date in writing when the deposit is taken and call you if anything moves.
No. Removal, disposal and making good around the reveal are part of the installation price. Leave the old door where it is so our crew can check the fixings before they cut anything.
Often, yes. It depends on the backset, the door thickness and whether the existing mortice can be reworked. Send us a photograph of the lock edge and a couple of measurements and we will tell you before you buy anything.
Small chips can be touched in with the matching stick we hand over on completion. Anything larger within the coating warranty period is our problem to solve, either by refinishing on site or by taking the leaf back to the yard.
We install throughout Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Negeri Sembilan with our own crews. Beyond that we supply and arrange freight, but the fitting would be by a contractor of your choosing.
Ask it. If it turns out to be common, it will probably end up on this page with your name kept firmly out of it.