Master key systems
Each staff member's key opens only the doors they need, while a master opens everything and sub-masters cover a floor or department. It makes staff changes far simpler than handing out twenty different keys.
A business has security needs a home doesn't: different people needing different access, fire-escape rules to meet, keys that must not be copied at a corner shop, and downtime that costs real money when a door won't open. We work with businesses across Wrexham, Chester, Shrewsbury and Oswestry to get all of that right, matched to how your premises actually operates.
Each staff member's key opens only the doors they need, while a master opens everything and sub-masters cover a floor or department. It makes staff changes far simpler than handing out twenty different keys.
Standard keys can be copied at any kiosk. Restricted keys can only be duplicated under your authorisation, so you always know how many keys exist and who holds them.
Key fobs, card readers and digital keypads let you revoke a leaver's access in seconds and see who entered and when. We advise on and fit systems suited to the premises.
Premises must let people out instantly in an emergency, covered by BS EN 179 and BS EN 1125. Getting this right is a legal and life-safety matter, not just convenience.
High-security locks and reinforced shutters for retail units, matched to the exposure a shopfront faces.
Safe opening, repair and installation, including emergency safe lockouts for business premises.
Shutters not responding, faulty remotes, motor resets and recovery after a power failure — we programme and repair electronic roller shutters so you can open up on time.
When a business can't open, every minute costs money. We run a 24/7 commercial lockout service and treat a locked-out premises as the priority it is.
A master key system is mechanical — keys and cylinders in a hierarchy. Access control is electronic — fobs, cards or codes you can grant and revoke instantly. Many businesses use both.
Yes — a restricted or patented key system means keys can only be cut under your authorisation, so no one can quietly copy one at a kiosk.
Yes. We work to BS EN 179 and BS EN 1125 so your premises meet emergency-exit requirements while staying secure from outside.
Yes — a 24/7 commercial lockout and emergency service, because business downtime can't wait until morning.
24/7 emergency locksmith covering Wrexham, Chester, Oswestry & Shrewsbury and surrounding areas.
Average arrival under 30 minutes · No call-out fee