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Locksmith prices for a fortified door ?

frite · 2013-09-25 23:38:29

Hi all, I need to have the two locks of my front door changed and by the look of it, it's a fortified (i hope it's the right word) door. I have read many different things (but always in the case of simple doors) and I would like to know if any of you have experienced this before and what price should I expect to pay. Thank…

26-09-2013 12:38am

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frite

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Hi all,

I need to have the two locks of my front door changed and by the look of it, it's a fortified (i hope it's the right word) door.

I have read many different things (but always in the case of simple doors) and I would like to know if any of you have experienced this before and what price should I expect to pay.

Thank you very much for your help,

Frite

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#2 26-09-2013 8:27am

hfallada

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You can change the locks yourself really easily with just a screw driver. But by fortification do you mean putting a layer of steel on it. Because a layer of steel on a door is only to protect it from someone trying to get enter by burning their way way in.

A good strong lock should stop someone kicking the door in

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#3 27-09-2013 7:24am

Hootanany

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Is it UPVC or Timber?

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