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Composite doors are very popular because of their elegant appearance with improved insulation, as well as security. However, they aren't immune to problems such as warping and dropped hinges.

A common issue is a sticky lock that is difficult to operate. This increases the risk of snapping a key in the lock, or making it impossible to close.

Key Won't turn

Composite doors offer a great alternative to traditional uPVC doors, offering increased security and energy efficiency along with attractive beautiful looks. With their low maintenance and high quality of durability, these doors are an extremely popular choice for homeowners and commercial properties. Like all doors, they'll require some attention and maintenance in time to maintain their appearance and function. One of the biggest problems with composite doors is they can get stuck and make them difficult to open or close, and then lock. This is a problem which can be solved by lubricating both the locking mechanism and the cylinder. Although it is tempting to reach for the WD-40 instead, we suggest using a graphite or silicon-based oil lubricant as oil-based fluids can have adverse effects on your door locks.

Lock cylinders and mechanisms are exposed to the weather on a regular basis which means that they will wear out over time. This can cause components to become loose and corrosion making it difficult to open your doors made of composite.

A lock cylinder that has fallen can cause the door to move out of alignment, making it harder to close or lock. A local Locksmith can fix the cylinder and ensure that the whole locking mechanism is working again.

It is also important to note that composite doors are subject to warping, swelling and bowing over time, which could affect the performance of your door. We suggest that you pull the handle up or throw it each when you close the door. This will ensure the locks are fully engaged, and prevent future damage.

A top-quality multipoint locking device is the most effective way to secure a composite door and Window Ware offer a range of these products to meet your specific requirements. These systems are specifically designed to work with these types of doors and can be put in place without difficulty by an experienced professional. To learn more about the different options available for your composite door and how they could help you, contact our team of experts on 0161 879 9343.

Sticky Locks

The locking mechanisms on composite doors can become sticky and make it difficult to put in the key and turn it, or pull it out. This is usually caused by dust and debris accumulation in the internal mechanism. It is possible to fix this by applying lubricant to the cylinder and latch. You can use lubricant in the form of an aerosol spray or as a powder that you can apply with a brush. Avoid using petroleum-based lubricants, such as WD-40 or sewing machine oil, which could further harm your lock.

Hinges falling off composite doors is a frequent issue. The hinges may fall off when they aren't regularly oiled. This is particularly the case when the door is frequently used or frequently used. This issue can be fixed by adjusting the hinges.

Finally, the weather seals on composite doors can be worn out or dislodged over time. This can result in rainwater entering the home. You can purchase a new weather seal from any hardware store or online retailer, or any other retailers. Install it according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

If your composite replacement door lock shows signs of wear, it may be time to replace the lock. The type of lock that you require will depend on the level of security you want your home to feel and the design of your door. Window Ware offers high-security multipoint lock for composite doors to ensure your home's security.

You can always hire a professional to fix the lock on your composite door if it's not working correctly. If, however, the lock is beyond repair, you might need to replace lock in upvc door your composite door completely. To avoid this, make sure to choose the most secure lock designed for your composite door. This will ensure that your composite door is secured and fitted, while maintaining the aesthetics of your home. Additionally, you must be sure that the lock is fitted correctly and make sure that all components are in good order prior to installing it. A professional will install your new lock quickly and efficiently. They will ensure that it is installed correctly and operates exactly as you intended.

Cylinder Issues

If your key will not engage in your lock it could be due to an issue with the cylinder or the mechanism for locking inside. It is possible to change these quickly and easily by a local locksmith who can replace the cylinder with one that functions and also repair the entire mechanism of your door lock to ensure it's working properly. To find out the cost of this service head over to our Locksmith Prices page.

Sticky locks are another common issue that is caused by a number of problems. This can be caused by an unbalanced or warped frame, a misaligned pivots or dirt on the internal mechanisms of the lock. This could cause the lock be difficult or impossible to open, close, or latch correctly. In the majority of cases, this issue can be fixed by changing the hinges or the mechanism of the lock.

Spraying a thin layer of lubricant on the hinges and locking mechanism every six months can help prevent this. This will help to ensure that they operate effortlessly and without resistance.

To keep your doors made of composite in good condition, it is important to conduct regular maintenance. Using a patio door locks replacement maintenance kit can aid in keeping them looking great and help to prevent stains. You can find this in your local hardware store or online for a reasonable cost.

If you have to force your handles into place or they are difficult to lift, it could be an indication of a gearbox issue or a realignment. It can be easy to fix this yourself by releasing the centre screws on each hinge, lifting them to the desired height, before tightening them.

If you've tried to alter the hinges or handle's position but you can't get the door to open there could be the cylinder isn't working properly. Locksmiths can replace these by installing an entirely new multipoint lock or a new cylinder. They can match the new part with the existing parts so that your door continues to work as it should, and will not void your insurance policy.

Multipoint Locking System Issues

The multipoint locking system found on most uPVC and composite doors is a great way to add security to your home. However, like any other piece of machinery it can experience problems over time.

Whether you've got a problem with the cylinder, locking points or even the door handle itself, there are some ways to resolve the issue. For example, if the handle is sticking and you want to lubricate it, re-lubricating the mechanism can aid. In more severe cases you might need to re-screw the handle or disassemble it completely to fix the issue. It's always worth seeking professional advice before trying to resolve these issues.

Another common issue is when the door starts swelling due to warmer temperatures. This is due to the fact that the handle has to be lifted (or toss) to engage all locking points of the door when closing it. The door will rest on the middle latch, and it is more likely the door will expand or warp over time if you don't do this. To avoid this you must get into the habit to throw the door handle each time you close it. This will ensure that all the locking points are engaged.

If you're experiencing any of these issues, it's best to contact a uPVC or composite specialist Locksmith who will be able to diagnose and repair your door lock made of composite. They can also offer professional advice on how to maintain your door to prevent future problems.

If your uPVC door or composite door does not close properly it could be because the frame is too small or the door itself is misaligned. If the frame is too tight, you'll have to resize it and should the door be misaligned with the lock then it'll require replacing. In the majority of instances, a Locksmith can solve these issues in half an hour or less. A screwdriver, as well as a few other tools, will be enough to make the necessary adjustments.