Category: Locks

Gate locks with code, wooden gate locks, mechanical gate locks. There are so many different types of fence locks out there, so read our blog and find out how to find the right gate locks, how to take proper care of it, and much more.
By Veronika Mølbæk |February 28, 2022 | FAQs

FAQ: What locks can be fire brigade converted?

A fire brigade lock is different from your normal gate lock. Although it might look the same, all fire brigade (FB) locks can be opened with a fire brigade key. As suggested by the name, these are used by fire brigades, councils and other emergency services. Commonly, they are used on locks where the fire […]

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By Veronika Mølbæk |December 13, 2021 | Gate tips

How to find the right lock for your gate

How do you figure out which gate lock is the right one for you and your gate? To help, we have made a handy guide with some key considerations to help you find the lock you need. Whether you want to find a lock yourself or need advice, knowing the answers to the below 7 […]

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By Veronika Mølbæk |November 19, 2021 | Gate tips

How to take care of your gate lock

As temperatures drops and rain falls, it isn’t just us that need some extra measures to keep warm and functioning. Your outdoor gates and locks may need some extra attention to get through the winter season with no problems. Luckily, there are a few things you can do to take care of your gate lock […]

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By Ian Hetherington |March 24, 2020 | Locks

Weld and secure with a weld in gate lock

We specifically manufacture our weld in lock range, so you can securely weld them into a gate frame of your choice. Any hardware you choose to install should be compatible with your gate specifications, to secure and protect your property at a sufficient level. A weld in gate lock blends seamlessly when incorporated into a […]

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By Ian Hetherington |January 30, 2020 | Locks

Why the Gatemaster Superlock?

  The new Gatemaster Superlock is a game-changer for the industry.  Here’s some of the benefits and reasons why!   No more welding Just 3 holes in your post to install the lock! No more fiddling Removable bolt – easy to fit the lock into a small gap Stop losing small parts Improved design – […]

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By Ian Hetherington |October 01, 2019 | Locks

Padlocks – convenient solution or annoying substitute?

Padlocks – the advantages Padlocks have been a popular locking method for many years, and even today they are widely used on gates around the world.  Fencing manufacturers and installers commonly use padlocks along with a slidebolt or a slide latch.  So what are the advantages of using a padlock, and are they a long-term […]

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By Ian Hetherington |September 22, 2017 | FAQs

Should I have my locks Keyed Alike?

At Signet, most of our locks come with the option of being “Keyed Alike”, if you are buying more than one. To help you decide if having your locks Keyed Alike is beneficial to your home, business or products, it’s probably best to fully understand what the difference is between locks that are, and aren’t, […]

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By Ian Hetherington |March 24, 2017 | Locks

Updated Digital Lock Range!

Deadlocking is history with our single long throw digital lock range, thanks to your feedback! After receiving feedback on our digital locks, we decided to make the design simpler so that you don’t have to deadlock the gate behind you… Therefore our Gatemaster double sided digital gatelock no longer requires a deadlocking. Its whole range, […]

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By Ian Hetherington |March 24, 2017 | Gate tips

Why you need a gate on your property – the advantages of extra security!

Have you considered all the advantages of extra security, by simply gating your property? Electric security gates are a deterrent to potential intruders due to how difficult security gate locks are to force open. For additional gate security, add a maglock. There are many reasons why you may wish to secure your property with an […]

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By Ian Hetherington |March 24, 2017 | Locks

Gate locks – The facts: accessory or necessity?

In a recent break-in, 2 armed intruders entered a property, attacking a domestic worker with a knife, cutting and injuring his hands, forced him into the house, tied him up and ransacked the house looking for money.  When they couldn’t find any money they decided to wait for the house owner to return from work.  […]

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