XFORT® Brass 40/40 Euro Cylinder Lock (80mm), Euro Door Barrel Lock with 3 Keys, Anti-Bump, Anti-Drill and Anti-Pick Door Lock with Key to Ensure High Security for Wooden, UPVC and Composite Doors

Excellent quality, strong, easy to install, value for money.

Quoted £120 to fix the barrel on my front door, the key was twisted and wouldn’t pull out of the barrel when locked. I couldn’t afford to pay that amount so I googled how to change the barrel myself and bought this one. So easy to install and once measured it was the perfect fit. Saved myself a fortune and the new lock works like a dream!

Brought this to practice picking it, I'm a beginner and managed to do this in under 5 minutes, I was able to rake it and single pin pick it, and I can do it over and over again. Its a nice sturdy lock and it does have security pins as far as I'm aware but with light tension, the security pin don't seem to have much effect.I may have got an easier one.Either way, anyone that is planning to burgle your house and plans to pick your lock will have some reasonable knowledge on how to do it.So as long as it locks and you can't just jam a screwdriver in there to unlock it then it's good enough for security.

Great quality lock which was very easily fitted and came at a very good price. Would highly recommend

Easily to install only took two minutes. Very sturdy

Product fit perfectly, was easy to install and seems very durable. Locks and opens really easily.

Easy to fit, great price, highly recommended

I have PVC French doors and one lock needed replacing. When we moved in some years ago we paid a smith to change the locks, not knowing any better.This time around I wondered if it was something I could do myself and watched a video on Youtube showing how simple it is! One screw, slide the old lock out, new lock in, same screw used to secure it – literally done in 2 minutes with a cross-head screwdriver!The only thing to be sure of is that you order the right size (so you’ll need a tape measure/ruler too). Not just the overall length but the inside and outside measurements, as many locks are offset, i.e. sticks out more on one side or the other. That’s part of the reason I wanted the lock changed as the smith put one in which was 1cm too short on the outside as that’s all he had at the time!Having measured it properly I now have a lock that fits how I wanted it. Of course, if you’re just swapping a lock new for old, and the fit is correctly, then you can simply remove the old lock, measure the size you need (inside and outside measurements) and buy another with those measurements. Super easy.The lock itself is good, 6-pin tumbler rather than 5 (so it’s harder to pick) the action is smooth (no need to lubricate it) and it's sturdy (doesn’t rattle).…that’ll be £80 please ;)