A standard house key can be copied at any shopping-centre kiosk in five minutes — which means every key you've ever handed out might still be out there. A restricted key system ends that.
Restricted keys are cut on protected blanks that can only be duplicated by an authorised locksmith, with your sign-off, and every copy accounted for. For businesses, rentals and anyone who takes access seriously, it's the difference between hoping and knowing who holds your keys.
Why restricted
- Keys cannot be copied without your authority
- A register of every key on issue
- An extra level of security for home or business
- Ideal for staff, cleaners, contractors and tenants
- Combine with master keying for full control
Common questions
Good to know
How is this different from 'do not copy' stamped keys?
A stamp is a suggestion — restricted profiles are a legal and mechanical control. The blank itself is protected, so a kiosk simply can't cut one.
What happens if I need more keys?
You authorise them, we cut them, the register gets updated. That's the system working exactly as intended.
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