Keys cut on site
Most locks Colin fits can have their keys cut on the spot, so you’re not waiting days for spares. If you need more keys for a lock he has supplied, just ask.
Keyed alike
Keyed-alike locks all open with the same key. It’s popular for front and back doors, garages and outbuildings, and it means fewer keys on the ring and less fumbling in the dark.
Master key systems
A master key system gives each person a key that opens only the doors they need, while a manager or owner holds a master key that opens everything. It suits:
- landlords with several flats in one building
- small businesses, offices and shops
- holiday parks, guest houses and lodges
- community halls, churches and clubs
Read more: Master key and keyed-alike systems explained.
Restricted and high-security keys
With high-security cylinders such as Mul-T-Lock, copies can only be cut through authorised channels, usually on proof of ownership. This stops anyone walking into a high-street kiosk and copying your key.
Frequently asked questions
Can you cut any key?
Keys are cut on site for most of the locks Moray Locksmith supplies. For other keys, ask Colin and he’ll advise.
What is a restricted key?
A key whose blank isn’t sold freely, so copies can only be made by an authorised dealer, usually with proof of ownership.