Shops and malls

OMR locking solutions for stores and businesses are designed for security, functionality and compatibility with a wide range of professional furniture. Ideal for display furniture, drawer units, sliding doors, and shutters, these locks for industrial furniture are distinguished by a variety of mechanisms-including racks, cams, deadbolts, and combination locks-and high adaptability to materials such as wood, metal, plastic, or glass. The range includes systems with single or mixed keyed alike, reversible or pin keys, and technical finishes such as nickel-plating, chrome-plating, or zinc-plating, meeting the aesthetic and functional needs of professional retail.

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In choosing the right lock for a commercial setting, it is essential to consider the type of opening (hinged doors, sliding doors, or drawers) and the material of the cabinet (wood, metal, plastic, or glass). Locks with reversible flat keys offer greater convenience of use, while numerical combination versions avoid physical key management. Cam or rack locks are ideal for doors that are frequently opened, while nut or screw fasteners provide a stable hold on heavily used furniture.

FAQ

What locks to use for furniture in stores and businesses?

For retail environments, it is advisable to use technical locks specifically for industrial furniture, such as cam, rack and pinion, or numerical combination locks. These solutions ensure protection of contents and compatibility with wood, metal or plastic furniture.

What is the difference between reversible and non-reversible flat key?

The reversible flat key can be inserted in either direction, simplifying its use in dynamic settings such as stores. In contrast, the non-reversible version requires a specific verse for insertion, offering a slightly higher level of security.

How to choose the most suitable fixing for a commercial lock?

The choice of fastener depends on the cabinet material and frequency of use: nut or screw fastening is suitable for metal or wooden structures subject to heavy use; quick fastening is ideal for quick assembly on lightweight materials such as plastic or MDF.