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Euro Profile 5 Pin Double Cylinder (70mm)

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Euro Profile 5 Pin Double Cylinder (70mm)

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Description

The Euro Profile 5 Pin Double Cylinder is the key-to-key locking core for an external door fitted with a euro sashlock or deadlock. Locked with a key from either side, it is the straightforward, secure choice where you do not need a thumb-turn — ideal for back doors, side doors and outbuildings.

Precision-made from brass with five pins, hardened-steel anti-drill pins and U-shaped reinforcement, it comes with three keys for peace of mind. The 35/35mm split gives a 70mm overall length to suit doors around 44 to 45mm thick, and it is offered in eight finishes to match your handles and lock.

Specification

Usage	External Use
Fire Rating	FD30
Brand	Atlantic

Specification

Usage	External Use
Fire Rating	FD30
Brand	Atlantic

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a double euro cylinder?

It locks with a key from both sides, making it a secure, straightforward choice for doors where you do not need a thumb-turn — such as back doors, side doors and outbuildings.

What door thickness does it suit?

The 35/35mm split gives a 70mm overall length, suited to doors around 44 to 45mm thick.

Which lock does it fit?

It is designed for a euro sashlock or euro deadlock. Our Euro Sashlock is the ideal match.

Is it secure?

Yes. It has five pins, hardened-steel anti-drill pins and U-shaped reinforcement, comes with three keys, and carries a 10-year mechanical guarantee.

Delivery Information

Because it’s important that our products get to you in perfect condition and on time, we only work with trusted, reliable delivery companies who have an excellent reputation. To allow you to spend where it matters, the cheapest available delivery option will automatically be selected at the checkout stage. Don’t forget that orders over £800 will qualify for free shipping!

Standard Delivery Rates

Doors - £40.00* (this is per order, not per door)
Ironmongery and Oils - £15.00
Skirting, Architraves, Linings, Window boards and Furniture - £25.00

*We apply a shipping surcharge of £35.00 to certain postcodes for door orders and £25 for timber only orders, which can also add an additional 5 working days to the delivery lead time, see our delivery page for more information.

For Standard deliveries, you will receive contact from the courier prior to delivery. For Express deliveries, you will not receive contact from the courier, with the aim to avoid delays in the Express delivery.

If you have chosen additional options for your items such as prefinishing, please allow up to an additional 10 working days for delivery. This will depend on the number of in-house oiling requests and the chosen finish which will affect the number of coats and required drying time.

Generally delivery is a weekday service. Couriers may however operate on weekends during busy periods. As such, we are unable to offer weekend deliveries, but this may be offered by the courier if they call to arrange your delivery date and time. Please note that your delivery will be made to the kerbside. As such, please ensure you can move your order to a secure location.

All delivery times given are based on orders being placed before 12-midday and the lead times are from once your order has been dispatched, not placed.

As unforeseen circumstances can, on the rare occasion, cause delivery issues, we do not recommend booking any tradesmen until your items have been delivered.

Flooring Delivery

Delivery is typically 7-10 days from order date. Your flooring will normally come on a pallet and be shipped using a kerbside delivery. We will call you before delivery to agree a date that suits as someone will need to be available to help offload. Please remember that our solid oak flooring is particularly thick and therefore very heavy. 65m2 will weigh approximately 1 tonne/1000kg.

Still Have Questions?

If you still have questions regarding the delivery of your order, please give our dedicated Customer Service Team a call and they will be happy to assist you further.

Please Note: We are obliged to apply a shipping surcharge to certain postcodes. Enter your postcode at the checkout to see if any surcharges apply. Surcharges are applied on top of the Free Delivery and also incur a longer lead time (5-10 days). If you have any questions regarding surcharges, please call us on 01455 566 566 to find out more.

For more detailed delivery information see our delivery page here

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Overview:

High-Security Brass Cylinder

10 Year Mechanical Guarantee

5 Pins, Anti-Drill & Reinforced

Key to Key Security

Eight Finishes Available

Supplied With Three Keys

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