Specify simpler access. Hand over a more consistent estate.

Make your next refurbishment or new build easier for your team to maintain.

Set a shared locking requirement for suitable radiator covers, IPS panels and maintenance access panels, with one key across installations included in your agreed standard.

Give your architect and manufacturers a clear direction from the start.

Discuss your estate

A new project should not leave your team with more keys to manage.

Your team is already balancing planned maintenance, urgent repairs and competing demands. Getting into a panel should be the straightforward part.

But a refurbishment can introduce radiator covers from one manufacturer, IPS panels from another and maintenance access panels from a third. Each may arrive with a different locking system.

Your team inherits the result.

Another key to carry. Another tool to find. Another access arrangement to explain.

The project may be complete, but those differences remain part of everyday maintenance long after handover.

Without a shared requirement, the same problem can keep growing.

When locking is left to individual product selections, each supplier can provide a system that works for its own product without aligning with the rest of your estate.

Your staff continue working around the differences. Future projects can introduce more.

Bringing those installations into line later may mean reviewing products, replacing locks and revisiting decisions that could have been addressed before installation.

Setting the requirement early gives your next project a clearer starting point.

Staff member walking past a flush-locked panel in a hospital corridor

Picture the first maintenance visit after handover.

 

Your team arrives with the right key, recognises the locking system and gets straight to work.

The radiator covers, IPS panels and maintenance access panels included in your standard follow a familiar approach. Authorised staff know how to open, close and secure them.

Different manufacturers have worked towards the same access requirement.

You have a defined standard to carry into the next refurbishment, helping each project contribute to a more consistent estate.

  • Fewer avoidable interruptions for your staff.
  • Clearer requirements for your suppliers.
  • Greater control over what your team inherits.

You set the direction. Contour Secure helps work through the details.

You know how your estate operates, who needs access and where existing arrangements cause frustration.

Contour Secure helps turn those needs into a practical locking requirement, working with your architect and the relevant manufacturers to assess compatibility and agree integration details.

You can establish the outcome you want for your team, with support on the lock sizing, orientation and configuration needed to achieve it.

Three steps from estate requirements to installed products.

Step 1

Agree the access standard.

Discuss your current arrangements, planned works and what you want to improve.

Identify which installations should share a key, where access needs to remain separate and whether the project should align with Contour Secure locks already in use.

Your architect can then carry that requirement into the specification and introduce the relevant manufacturers.

Step 2

Confirm compatibility with each manufacturer.

Contour Secure reviews the manufacturer’s product and lock drawings to establish the appropriate sizing, orientation and configuration.

The manufacturer can approve the proposed drawings or request samples to check the fit. Where samples are needed, any impact on lead times is discussed so evaluation can be included in the project programme.

Step 3

Integrate, install and review.

Once the configuration is agreed, locks are supplied to the manufacturer for integration before the products are installed on site.

After installation, we can review the arrangement with you and discuss how it is working for your team, helping inform future projects.

Discuss your estate
Contour Secure tamper-resistant cam lock

Review the lock behind your specification.

Contour Secure’s tamper-resistant cam lock provides the common locking system across suitable applications.

The configuration is agreed with each manufacturer to fit its product. Technical information and sample evaluation help establish suitability before proceeding.

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Give your next project a standard your team can build on.

Whether you are briefing your architect or already have manufacturers appointed, start with how you want maintenance access to work after handover.

Tell us what is planned, what your team manages today and where you want greater consistency.

Set the direction now, so your next project leaves your team with simpler access and a clearer approach for the future.

Discuss your estate

Call 01952 890158 or email sales@contoursecure.co.uk.