Timber Multipoint Door Lock

Increases Security
Of course, the main reason behind installing a timber multipoint door lock is to increase the security of your home and protect your family members. For residential users, a timber multipoint door lock provides both back and front door security.
A standard, single deadbolt locking system leaves a door’s top and bottom areas vulnerable, making it easier to break in. On the other hand, multipoint locks are more load-bearing and distribute pressure across multiple door points.

Reduces Wear and Tear
Due to the construction and design of multipoint locks, they tend to reduce wear on doors. Instead of a door experiencing pressure from only one deadbolt, it distributes across three deadbolts in three locations, increasing its load-bearing capacity and durability. The locks of a three-point locking system are also typically stronger and more resistant than older single-lock doors. Moreover, door manufacturers prefer multipoint locks, as they allow the door to engage with the frame in three different areas, preventing door warp or sagging and keeping the door straight.

Increases Energy Efficiency
As a result of the three locking points, your door is set in place and closed more air-tight — an easy method to draft-proofing your home. This improved seal limits cold air that enters your warm home during the winter months. Similarly, cold air is kept inside during warmer seasons, while the summer heat stays outside.
So, you can increase your energy efficiency in your home, and may even experience lower utility bills. Even the World Economic Forum recommends blocking gaps around doors and windows to draft-proof your home.