đ Montreal Commercial Glass Door Lock Problems? We See This All the Time!
Many commercial glass door locks that are 30â50 years old are starting to fail.
â ïž The most common problem?
The bolt mechanism gives up because of rust and wear. The internal spring weakens, the bolt falls back down, and your door stays open even when itâs âlocked.â
Many clients tell us:
đ âI lock the door, but if someone jiggles it, the bolt drops and the door opens.â
This is very common on 1980âs storefront doors in Ville St-Laurent, Montreal, especially the older round deadlock bolt (7/8â) style.
đ Common Commercial Glass Door Lock Sizes:
âïž Deadlock bolt 31/32â (most common)
âïž Deadlock bolt 1 1/8â (standard size)
âïž Older round bolt 7/8â
âïž Sliding door hook bolts 31/32â and 1 1/8â
âïž Automatic handicap doors (newer buildings) use hook bolts
đ« Important:
These locks CANNOT be repaired properly once the internal mechanism fails. They must be replaced with a new unit.
We carry different models and sizes and can match your existing hardware.
đ Serving Montreal & surrounding areas
đ§ info@serruriermontreal.com
đ 514-836-9097
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