Push Locks : Furniture Locks

DOM UK offers core removable push locks, along with DOM and RONIS branded locks, available keyed alike or keyed to differ, all of which can be operated under a single master key system. These locks are made from high-quality materials and come in a variety of finishes, ensuring they provide a strong, durable, and reliable locking solution for various applications. Whether you're looking for push locks, standard locks, or something more specific, DOM UK offers a wide range of sizes and specifications to meet your individual security requirements. If you need assistance, our experienced sales team is ready to help you select the perfect lock for your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are Push Locks?

Push locks or cabinet plunger locks are a type of deadbolt door lock, often used for securing cabinets and furniture. DOM UK offers core removable push locks, which can be keyed alike or keyed to differ, and operated under a master key system.

2. How Does a Push Lock Work?

A push lock operates by simply pressing the lock mechanism to engage the deadbolt. This action causes a pin to eject from the back of the lock unit, effectively preventing doors or drawers from being opened without the proper key.

3. Where Can Push Locks Be Used?

Push locks are ideal for use in various settings, including wood, metal, and plastic doors. They are commonly used in applications like sliding doors, display cabinets, bookcases, and other furniture where secure and quick access is needed.

4. Can Push Locks Be Installed on Existing Cabinets or Furniture?

Yes, push locks are versatile and can be retrofitted into existing cabinets, lockers, or furniture. As long as the appropriate space is available for installation, they offer a convenient and secure locking solution for a variety of applications.

5. Are Push Locks Suitable for Outdoor Use?

While push locks are primarily designed for indoor use, they can be used outdoors in certain conditions. It's important to select a push lock with materials and finishes that are resistant to weathering, corrosion, and wear if the lock will be exposed to the elements.