Multipoint Lock Identification

How to Find Lock Brand Markings:
Look for the brand name or logo stamped or engraved on the metal faceplate. The faceplate is the long metal strip running along the edge of the door and covers the lock mechanism.

If no markings are visible: You may need to remove the lock from the door to find markings on its surface.

What kind of locking points does your door have? Select all that apply. *

Shootbolt

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Tongues

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Rollers

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Hooks

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Roundbolts

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Latch Bolts

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What issues are you having?*

What replacement part(s) do you need?*

Door Thickness *

Is it a Manual or Automatic lock system? *

Manual: Pull up on the handle to engage the multipoint locks.
Automatic: The multipoint locks engage on their own when you close the door.

Is the lock Lever Operated or Key Operated? *

Lever Operated: Lift the handle to engage the multipoint locks.
Key Operated: Turn the thumbturn or key to engage the multipoint locks.

Width of Lock Faceplate *

Are the lock faceplate edges square or radius? *

Is the thumbturn / key cylinder located below the lever or above the lever? *

What kind of key cylinder does your lock use? *