The gold standard of Indian door security.

A mortise lock provides the highest level of security for residential main doors, offering a multi-point locking mechanism that is far stronger than any surface-mounted alternative. We stock mortise lock sets in two styles: on-rose (lever handle mounted on a circular rose — a clean, classic look) and on-plate (lever handle on a rectangular backplate — a more formal, architectural finish). Both styles are available in a range of finishes including Satin Stainless Steel, Antique Brass, PVD Gold, PVD Rose Gold and Matte Black to match your door hardware scheme. Our mortise locks are compatible with the standard 65mm backset used in Indian wooden doors. Order online with delivery across India.

Types of Mortise Locks

Different mortise locks suit different door styles and applications. Choosing the right option depends on the door type, hardware design, and everyday usage.

On-Rose Mortise Locks

On-rose mortise locks feature handles mounted on separate circular roses. They create a clean and modern appearance and suit contemporary interiors.

On-Plate Mortise Locks

On-plate mortise locks combine the handle and keyhole on a single backplate. They remain a popular choice for wooden doors in homes and offices.

Cylinder Mortise Locks

Cylinder mortise locks use a replaceable cylinder that makes key management and maintenance easier.

Benefits of Mortise Locks

• Strong and durable construction
• Smooth daily operation
• Suitable for homes and offices
• Available in different styles and finishes
• Long service life
• Compatible with modern door fittings

Choosing the Right Mortise Lock

• Select the correct size for your door thickness.
• Choose a finish that matches your door hardware.
• Consider how frequently the door will be used.
• Check compatibility with existing handles and accessories.
• Select a style that suits your door design.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a mortise lock?

A mortise lock fits inside a pocket cut into the door and provides a neat, integrated installation.

Are mortise locks suitable for main doors?

Yes. Many homeowners and businesses use mortise locks on entrance doors.

What is the difference between on-rose and on-plate locks?

On-rose locks use separate circular roses, while on-plate locks use a single backplate behind the handle.

Can mortise locks be used on wooden doors?

Yes. Mortise locks are commonly used on wooden doors in homes, offices, and commercial spaces.