Security that follows how your van works
Protect valuable working contents
Extra locks help secure the tools, stock or equipment carried between jobs.
Different doors, different use
We specify each access point around its role in your working day.
Downtime you can plan
A typical full-van installation takes about two hours to complete.
Protect the van that keeps work moving
Tools, stock and delivery loads can make a commercial van central to the working day. We assess how you use each access point rather than fitting the same product everywhere. A side-loading door used throughout the day may need a different arrangement from rear doors opened only at the start and finish of a job. Hook locks, deadlocks and slam locks each support different routines, while shielding or anti-peel protection can strengthen vulnerable door areas. We help you choose a practical specification for the vehicle and its contents.
Plan installation around vehicle downtime
A typical full commercial-van lock installation takes about two hours, giving you a useful guide when planning the vehicle's day. The exact time depends on the van, doors and equipment selected. We can attend a suitable business premises, work site or vehicle base in Banff, which avoids a separate workshop journey. Before fitting, we need clear access around the chosen doors and enough space to use our mobile kits and presses. We then cut, align and test every fitted component before the van returns to work.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a full commercial van installation take?
A typical full-van lock installation takes about two hours. This is a guide rather than a fixed promise because vehicle design, door count and the chosen combination of locks or reinforcement can change the fitting time.
Do all doors need the same security lock?
Not necessarily. A frequently used side door may suit automatic locking, while rear doors may benefit from manual secondary locks. We assess each door separately and can add reinforcement where the surrounding structure also needs protection.
Can you fit locks while the van is at our site?
Yes, provided the site gives us a safe and stable work area with clear access around the selected doors. Mobile fitting can reduce disruption because the vehicle stays at its usual premises or operating location.