Anti-Snap Locks Kildare. Stop Lock Snapping Before It Starts.
Standard euro cylinders swapped for anti-snap cylinders on uPVC, composite and aluminium doors across County Kildare. A small upgrade that makes a big difference.
A Standard Euro Cylinder Can Be Snapped in Seconds.
Lock snapping is the most common way into a uPVC or composite door. The cylinder is gripped, snapped and the door opened. An anti-snap cylinder is built to defeat it.
- Targets Standard Euro Cylinders
- Takes Seconds with Basic Tools
- Common on uPVC and composite doors
- Stopped by an Anti-Snap Cylinder
Breaks Safely. Stays Locked.
An anti-snap cylinder has a built-in weak point at the front. If someone attacks it, that section breaks away and the lock behind it keeps your door locked.
- Anti-snap, Anti-Bump and Anti-Drill
- Tested to I.S. EN 1303
- New Keys with Every Cylinder
- Old Keys Stop Working
An Anti-Snap Cylinder Only Works When Sized Correctly.
If the cylinder sticks out past the handle, it can still be gripped. We measure every door and fit the cylinder flush, so it does its job.
- Measured on Both Sides
- Fitted Flush with the Handle
- Cam Aligned and Tested
- Details Noted for Your Insurer
Front, Back and Side Doors in One Visit.
We’ll upgrade every outside door in one visit and can key them alike, so one key opens them all.
- All outside doors in one visit
- Keyed Alike If You Like
- Send a photo on WhatsApp for a quick check
- Price Agreed Before We Book
A euro cylinder with a built-in weak point at the front. If someone snaps it, that section breaks off and the lock behind it keeps the door locked.
Almost always. Most uPVC and composite doors in Ireland take a standard euro profile cylinder, so only the cylinder changes.
Look for a cylinder tested to I.S. EN 1303, the European standard for lock cylinders, that is also sold as anti-snap, anti-bump and anti-drill. We’ll advise which suits your door.
Yes. New cylinders come with new keys, and your old keys, including any copies, stop working.
Book Your Anti-Snap Lock Upgrade.
Give us a call on (045) 241 834, WhatsApp 087 690 5007, or send us a message and we’ll get straight back to you.