When it comes to securing your property, traditional locks and keys often present recurring headaches: lost keys, costly rekeying, vulnerability to weather, and cumbersome access management. Borg Locks’ innovative mechanical keyless lock design directly addresses these pain points, providing robust, user-friendly solutions for homes, businesses, and outdoor spaces.
Problem: Traditional locks rely on physical keys, which are easily lost, copied, or stolen. Lost keys mean expensive callouts with locksmiths and rekeying.
Borg Locks’ solution: All Borg Locks are keyless locks. Access is controlled by a user-set code, and thanks to our unique Easicode Pro technology, you can change the code in seconds – without removing the lock from the door (see our handy code change instructions). This saves YOU time, money, and stress, especially for properties with frequent staff or tenant turnover.
Problem: Conventional locks, especially outdoors or in coastal environments, are prone to rust, jamming, and failure.
Borg Locks’ solution: Borg Lock’s series of Marine Grade Pro and weather-resistant keyless locks use stainless steel internals and advanced coatings, all of which have been tested for thousands of cycles in harsh conditions (see our Marine Grade Pro locks). This ensures reliable operation year-round, even in the toughest British weather.
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Problem: Many modern electronic locks require batteries or wiring, which can fail and leave you locked out.
Borg Locks’ solution: Borg Lock’s mechanical keyless locks require no batteries or power, delivering 100% reliability and peace of mind—ideal for remote gates, outbuildings, and anywhere power isn’t guaranteed.
Problem: Standard locks can be picked, bumped, or forced open; keys can be duplicated without your knowledge.
Borg Locks’ solution: Borg Locks feature anti-thrust and anti-tamper mechanisms, with robust construction to resist forced entry. Some models offer non-sequential code entry, increasing security complexity and resistance to code-guessing. And our combination keypads mean that you can choose more than 4,000 different key code combinations – more than a potential thief has time to work out!
Problem: Fitting traditional locks to non-standard doors or gates (metal, timber, uPVC) can be tricky and often requires a professional.
Borg Locks’ solution: Borg Locks offers a wide range of models designed for timber, metal, uPVC, and composite doors and gates (see our helpful installation guides). Many can be installed with basic tools, making them a favourite with both DIYers and professionals alike.
Problem: With traditional locks, every change in personnel means collecting keys or changing locks, which can be time-consuming and costly.
Borg Locks’ solution: With Easicode Pro you can change the code instantly on-site, and only those who need access can know the combination. No more chasing keys or worrying about unauthorised copies.
Borg Locks’ mechanical keyless design directly overcomes the most common frustrations of conventional access control and security solutions:
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And if you need extra help, then the experienced Borg Locks team is available on WhatsApp during office hours to guide you. Or you can watch the handy video guides on the website or YouTube. Whatever support you need, Borg Locks is here for you.
A full range of documents, including code change instructions for all Borg Locks, fixing templates, product literature and installation guides can all be found on our help and support page
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Alternatively, you can call us on +44 (0) 1708 225700.
Our office address is: Unit 9 Upminster Trading Park, Warley Street, Upminster. RM14 3PJ
Borg Locks has been designing, creating and distributing its vast range of mechanical access control devices since 1997.
