What is a Hook Lock Van?

A hook lock van is an electronic version of deadlock operating independently from your manufacturers locking system and is attached to the door and connecting panel with a hook style bolt which connects to a receiving bracket providing security of the highest quality.

These locks can be that are keyed identically to your other van locks, so you only require one key to unlock your entire set. They can also be fitted with lock shields that protect the locking cylinder from damage by crowbars.

Hook Locks

It is essential to choose the right locks to secure your van and ensure the safety of your tools. Hook locks are one of many options, but they are the most effective. These locks can be attached to the back doors and load area of your van to give you additional security. They are also a fantastic protection against thieves who could be looking for a easy target, and will frequently cause them to leave for another vehicle.

A hook lock is independent of the locking system in your vehicle. It is operated by the driver with keys, similar to deadlocks. It features hook-style bolts that are put into a bracket for receiving. This provides an extremely secure level of security and makes it difficult to remove the lock. They are ideal for the side and back doors of your van, as well as the cab locks of some vehicles.

Most come with all of the components required for installation. However, it is always recommended to have the lock professionally installed to ensure that it is fitted correctly and is able to be used effectively. If you're comfortable working on your car and have some mechanical knowledge, you might be able install the hooklock yourself. However we always recommend professional help.

Installing a hook lock to your van will also be an attractive deterrent for criminals. It's a factor that insurance companies will take a look at when considering your policy. They'll be more likely give you a lower rate for your insurance because they know that you've taken measures to keep your belongings secure and safe inside your vehicle.

We do not only sell hook locks and install them and hook locks, but we also provide a range of other van security features such as slam locks, anti-drill plates and anti-lift struts to protect your vehicle. We can also provide advice on the best level of security to meet your needs and budget, so don't hesitate to get in touch.

Deadlocks

Deadlocks for vans are an excellent method to increase the security of your vehicle. They can be fitted to the cab or rear door of your van, putting an extra layer of protection the van from thieves looking to steal the contents. They are a visual deterrent for would-be thieves, and they can be used together with other enhancements such as anti peel brackets and side plates that drill to give the van owner peace of mind.

They differ from slamlocks since they are a separate lock that is attached to the door. You will need to use your key to secure them, making it more difficult for thieves to smash a window to open your van. These locks are recommended to those who don't travel with their van frequently and require an additional layer of security.

The bolt of deadlocks is put into a receiver in the opposite body section, in contrast to the bolt of a slamlock that is thrown straight into the cylinder when the door latch is opened. The deadlock is more durable than slam locks and can be installed with hooks or standard bolts.

For a van deadlock you'll first have to drill an opening in the door to accommodate the casing of the lock. Then, mark the position of the cylinder. Get help from a professional if need to install your deadlocks correctly and with the correct tolerances. This will help you save time, hassle and money. They can also treat cut metal parts to prevent corrosion and rust. They also often provide other warranties and guarantees.

A deadlock can be an ideal option for van owners who are concerned about losing expensive equipment and tools or who would like to add a security layer over the security features included in most vans. It is important to remember that deadlocks aren't foolproof. They can be removed using the proper tools.

Sliding Door Locks


Sliding door locks come in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit all doors. They offer a great level of security, and can be put in place without difficulty. You can also get them set up to are compatible with your existing locks, meaning you will not have to worry about carrying around numerous keys. These locks can help you secure your van and prevent theft.

The most durable locks for sliding doors are loop locks. These locks are designed to be tough to pick or bump and are usually used with mortise lock. They are comprised of a mounting plate that is positioned on the inside jamb and a keeper is fixed to the sliding door. This design makes it difficult to open the sliding door from the outside and requires a lot of force to break in.

van hook locks is a popular choice. They can be affixed to the rails of sliding doors or windows and act as an obstruction. They're not as secure as other options, but they could be a good alternative for those looking for an easy, cost-effective solution.

If you're seeking a more comprehensive solution, you can try an electronic lock. These are operated through advanced technology and require an electronic keypad or card reader to open. They can be extremely useful for families with children, since they can be locked from both sides. They are also resistant to vibrations, which makes them ideal for high-risk locations.

Garrison Van hook locks are an excellent choice for those who require more than the standard. They are designed to stop "door bending" which is the most popular way of forcing entry into vans. This method costs tradespeople in the UK thousands of dollars in lost tools and other contents. These locks work with Vanlok keys and feature an reinforced body bolts, heavy-duty bolts, and a bolt that is reinforced.

Other sliding door locks include the double bolt lock from LOCKIT. These locks are easy to install, but require drilling. They can be mounted at any height and are childproof. They can be utilized together with the locking bar.

Statement Locks

Despite the efforts of car manufacturers to improve security, van thieves continue to find new ways to enter vehicles. Installing specialized aftermarket locks, such as those provided by Van Guard, can help safeguard expensive equipment and tools and also prevent disruption to your business if items are stolen from your vehicle.

A deadlock is a mechanical lock that operates with a key and functions independently from the lock supplied by the manufacturer, providing an additional layer of protection for your van. Typically installed in the cab rather than in the load area, it inserts straight bolts into an opposite section of the bodywork to hinder entry for criminals.

If a transaction has an exclusive (X) table lock on a table no other backends can read or update the data in the same table if the transaction is locked with an X lock. If another program tries to create a lock for the same table, but the first transaction has an X lock and the LOCK statement fails with a run-time error and execution of the second program is halted until the X lock is released.

A shared (SS), on the other hand does not prevent other backends from gaining access to a table. If a transaction holds an SS lock, other backends can still perform SELECT for the same rows in the table. However, they cannot perform UPDATE, Delete or SELECT for no key UPDATE on the table's rows.

When DML statements alter data, they might need to acquire a subexclusive table lock (SX) on the tables that contain the affected data. If this happens, it depends on the type of DML operation.

A kit to protect your van against the infamous 'peel and steal' theft, in which criminals use a corner of the side loading door to bend it back and gain access to the loading space. This could cause major damage to the vehicle and its contents. A specialist company can install this option, which is designed to be installed higher in the door, close to the hinges.

In some cases when you have additional locks fitted to your vehicle, you might be eligible for a reduction in your van insurance premium. It is important to inform your insurance company about any changes you make to the vehicle.