Enfield Garage Door Bolts

Fitted to a swing out wooden garage door. Fitted vertically and bolt goes into the concrete floor.Overall a good choice of product as it seems to offer excellent security.The bolt travel length provides good flexibility in positioning the unit.There are couple of niggles though. The coach bolts provided are only 65mm long and in my case were too short due to the door thickness, so I had to purchase some 75mm long, good job these came with nuts as the Enfield ones must be a random thread size and not M8.Another was the escutcheons couldn't be fitted as they took up a valuable 2mm which meant the key wouldn't fit all the way through door and lock.The 17mm drill size requirement for the sleeve was also puzzling. 17mm?? Very odd size that nobody stocks.Other than that quite pleased with the result

The locks are excellent, well made and sturdy.Really easy to fit and I’ve used these to secure my workshop doors.However, if you hit a snag, good luck. I wanted to buy longer keys, so I contacted the seller. They palmed me off and told me to contact the makers. I contacted the makers who palmed me off and told me to contact the seller... no help what so ever.Unfortunately our only key cutters is a high street brand and they’re only able to order in stock templates, which are the same size.

So I moved house and the new garage lock was broken. Did some shopping round and ordered these. Easy to fit and tough as old boots. My neighbour even came over to have a look and bought two sets (one for each corner) to protect his expensive bikes. Would buy again but these will last a long time

Good quality lock which is worth the extra few pounds than a cheaper copy in my opinion.One thing I discovered is that my keys would only go in one way even though it is a four sided key so it took a bit of fiddling as I was expecting it to fit in any orientation - not something I was expecting but OK once I'd got used to it.Easy to fit (in a wooden door)

Good strong lock, just check that the area the bolt locates into that there is nothing behind. Drilled all mine as per videos and instructions only to find when I closed the door the spring on my garage door goes down. I had to move the lock and the bolt only penetrates about 20mm good enough. Ordered two more for the shed.

Simple to fit, and quality, solid locks. I positioned them vertically at the bottom of the door, both corners, with the shootbolts going into the concrete base. I purchased them after a neighbours garage was broken into. The door feels rock solid now , and with the extra locks visible, most opportunists will walk away and look for an easier target.

These seem inexpensive for the quality of build. I bought them to reinforce weak up and over doors. They are not hard to fit although you need to make sure (they surface fit on the back of your door) that the bolts have something to slide into. These would be a real deterrent, however if you wanted something really bulletproof you could add a floor anchor/lock as well.

Robust bolts which were easy to fit to up and over steel garage doors. Like the long bolts which go well into the door frame and the individual keys. Only snag is that the securing nuts on the inside of the garage door could be undone if a thief was able to get into the garage by other means.