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Keyhole (mortice) draught (rubber) excluder/stopper (for mortice lock)??
Ronald Raygun wrote:
One should only ever lock the door on the mortice from the outside (when one is out and no-one is in). Locking it from the inside is dangerous - you don't want to have to be finding and fiddling with a key in a panic when there's a fire and you need to get out in a hurry. I'm amazed at the amount of people who lock the front door from inside while they are at home. Very often when I ring the bell it takes them several minutes to find the keys & open the door. Those minutes could kill you in a fire as you say. I often mention the fire risk, but it seems to go straight over their heads. -- Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk |
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