Europa Latch Deadbolt 2 Tongue Hooks Lift Lever Multipoint Door Lock

The GU Europa multipoint locking system is a robust and versatile solution, designed to enhance the security of various door types. With its configuration of 2 hooks, 1 deadbolt, and 1 latch, it provides multiple points of engagement, ensuring a secure closure.

The GU range, known as "SECURY," includes the Europa series, which is available in both lift-lever and split-spindle operations. This flexibility allows for seamless integration into different door designs, making it a popular choice among manufacturers and installers. It's important to note that some suppliers may refer to these locks as "Ferco" or "GU Ferco," reflecting their historical naming conventions.

Identifying a GU lock is straightforward, as the GU logo is stamped on the faceplate. If you're dealing with an older door, you might encounter the original-style lock, which differs from the updated versions introduced over a decade ago. If repairs are needed, you may be able to replace the gearbox for older models, but for a complete replacement, transitioning to the new style is often recommended.

When replacing locks, be mindful of the alignment of the locking points. While most will line up, adjustments may be necessary, especially if the new deadbolts are thicker than the originals. In such cases, updating the keeps is advisable to ensure compatibility with the new locking mechanisms.

GU's Europa locks come equipped with various locking features, including hooks, deadbolts, and rollers. The configuration of rollers can vary, so it's essential to verify product descriptions for accurate measurements.

Since its introduction at the Deubau Trade Fair in 1979, GU has continued to innovate, developing self-locking systems and expanding its range of gearboxes. New style GU locks are available in multiple backsets and operations, providing a wide selection to meet diverse security needs.

When measuring for installation, remember to account for the faceplate and allow for a 2mm margin on the backset. The GU multipoint lock gearboxes are designed for durability and ease of installation, featuring specific screw placements for secure attachment.

In summary, the GU Europa multipoint door lock is an excellent choice for enhancing door security across various materials, including UPVC, aluminum, timber, and composite doors. With a range of associated products available, you can ensure a comprehensive solution for your locking needs.

The GU Europa multipoint locking system is designed for ease of use and reliability, making it suitable for various applications.

When operating the lift lever mechanism, it's essential to follow these steps for optimal performance:

To Lock the Door:

1. Lift the Handle: Raise the handle upwards to engage all locking points effectively.

2. Secure the Lock: Turn the key to lock the locking points and the main deadbolt (if applicable) for enhanced security.

To Unlock the Door:

1. Unlock the System: Begin by turning the key to disengage the locking mechanism.

2. Disengage the Locking Points: Push the handle downwards to retract the latch and release the locking points.

In addition to the locks themselves, we offer a comprehensive selection of associated products tailored for the GU Europa multipoint door locks. This includes keeps, spindles, handles, and various accessories to ensure you have everything needed for a complete installation.

The versatility of the GU Europa lock makes it an excellent choice for different door types, including UPVC, aluminum, timber, and composite doors, ensuring that you can find the right solution for your specific needs.

To ensure accurate measurements for your GU Europa multipoint locking system, follow these guidelines:

How do I measure the backset?

1. Definition: The backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the lock cylinder.

2. How to Measure: Use a tape measure to find the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the hole where the lock will be installed. This measurement is crucial for ensuring that the lock aligns properly with the door frame.

How do I measure the centers?

1. Definition: The PZ measurement is the distance from the center of the keyhole to the center of the handle hole.

2. How to Measure: Measure from the center of the keyhole to the center of the handle hole. For GU locks, this is typically 92mm.

How do I measure the faceplate?

1. Definition: The faceplate is the metal strip that covers the edge of the door where the lock is installed.

2. How to Measure: Measure the width and length of the existing faceplate or the area where the new faceplate will be fitted. Be sure to check for any specific cutouts or shapes that may be required.

What is the operation?

By following these measurement guidelines, you can ensure a proper fit for your GU Europa multipoint locking system, enhancing both security and functionality. If you have any further questions or need assistance with the installation process, feel free to reach out!