I have acquired a set of 30 euro cylinders on a restricted master suite, (they came from my sons work having been been replaced by a new suite). All are complete with two keys and six master keys. Seems a shame to dump them. I'm in the UK and even if I found a buyer it will be impossible to get replacement keys without written authorisation from the suite owner. First hurdle to overcome is to find the make of suite, all I have is 'Global' stamped on the keys & matching suite number 99EW549 stamped on keys & cylinders. Before I start phoning round my lock suppliers tomorrow I thought I would ask the wise ones here. Thanks.
'Global' locks
Mar 19, 2006
Last reply: 20 years ago
4 Replies
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regarding you being located in the UK, sounds to me like:
Global Locking Systems Ltd, Willenhall, West Midlands, UK
69 Morgan Close Willenhall West Midlands WV12 4LH United Kingdom Tel: (01902) 607080 Fax: (01902) 609969(I can't judge on the suite number though: never touched an mks manufactured by Global yet, so i don't know anything about the numbering format they're using.)
HTH:
Stefan.
Many thanks for that, very helpful.
Regards, Ron.
If your sons acquired them with the blessing of the employer, it should be possible if your employer is cooperative to get a letter transferring control of the suite to one of your sons. When you sell the suite, your son can on-transfer the suite to the buyer.
This would require coopertion of the manufacturer who may have policies against the physical transfer of a suite to different premises with a different owner.
That would be the ideal but the reason for changing the locks was a change of ownership, the previous owners being 'no more'. I think I've identified the key blanks so copies wont be a problem as long as they are not required cut to code. Thanks for your response.
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