I'm in the process of having a solid oak door made but because of the design it needs to be 56mm thick. Great. Nice and secure. But ....
All the best BS3621 5 lever mortice deadlocks seem to specify a maximum door thickness of 54mm. Ideally I wanted some sort of key restricted access and hoped a Chubb/Union deadlock would meet the bill but I can't find one that will fit a door more than 54mm thick. I don't particularly want to end up with a bumpable or pickable cylinder deadbolt. Does anyone have any suggestions?
All the best BS3621 5 lever mortice deadlocks seem to specify a maximum door thickness of 54mm. Ideally I wanted some sort of key restricted access and hoped a Chubb/Union deadlock would meet the bill but I can't find one that will fit a door more than 54mm thick. I don't particularly want to end up with a bumpable or pickable cylinder deadbolt. Does anyone have any suggestions?