The right commercial locks are vital for protecting your business, inventory, and employees. Here’s what to consider when selecting them:

• Security Needs: Assess your security level. High-value inventory or sensitive data might require heavy-duty, ANSI Grade 1 locks. Lower-risk areas can use Grade 2 or 3.

• Door Type and Traffic:  Consider the door material (wood, metal, glass) and frequency of use. High-traffic doors need robust locks like mortise cylinders for extra durability.

• Key Management: Traditional keys or keyless options? Keypads or access cards offer convenience and access control, but might require additional investment.

• Maintenance and Cost: Factor in long-term costs. While some locks are cheaper upfront, complex systems might require specialist maintenance.

Remember: Consult a professional locksmith for specific recommendations based on your business’s unique security needs.