Fast Key Service are the leading specialists in spare keys and replacement keys for office furniture and lockers.
FKS cut a large quantity of Lowe & Fletcher keys as they are the UK's leading manufacturer of locks for office furniture and locker applications including desks, pedestals, tambour units,filling cabinets and cupboards.
The most common key range requested is theLowe & Fletcher (L&F) 92 series which has 200 differs from 92201 to 92400. The locks normally just carry the last three digits 201 to 400 and are on metal
furniture such as filing cabinets and metal cupboards. The original keys will show the full key number together with the L&F or Eurolocks logo. For locker locks, L&F frequently
produce cam locks on the 95 series which has 2000 different numbers from 95001 to 97000..
On wooden furniture such as pedestals, the most common range is the 18 series (18000 to 18999).. FKS cut all these keys plus many many more using specialist key cutting equipment for perfect results every time. Just give us the numbers from the lock face and let fastkeys do the rest.
How to identify your replacement key?
Filing cabinets and lockers most commonly use the 92 Series which ranges from 92201-92400, this particular key series is manufactured by Lowe and
Fletcher although this is the lock manufacturer many furniture brands in the United Kingdom use these locks. Visit our FAQ's page for a guide that shows you How to identify the correct key,
With some Lowe & Fletcher locks and keys it is worth keeping in mind that there may only be 3 digits printed i.e. 201-400.
This range is not limited to filing cabinets & lockers it is also associated with many manufacturers of metal office furniture, some of which can be found below.
Fast Keys provide a wide range of replacement keys, but it is always important to note that the more information you can provide us with the better. Numbers,
manufacturers, letters etc, which can be anywhere on the furniture.
More on Replacement Keys
Key loss is a very commonplace occurrence. Normally you might find your lost keys under a cushion or beneath a magazine,
but when the customary search of the usual locations fails to recover them, you may need to have a set of replacement keys cut.
Our service is able to offer an extensive range of replacement keys at exceptionally competitive prices. Finding your nearest
key cutting shop can take a considerable amount of time and effort and they may not even have the equipment to create the replacement key that you are looking for.
With this key replacement service, you can complete your order online, and recover your lost keys with a minimum
amount of disruption to your daily routine. Whether the keys you have lost were simple domestic door keys, or a set of high security
lock keys for your business, you will be able to find the type of key that you have lost and within a few clicks your replacement will be underway.
There are a number of technical features that you should be aware of when ordering replacement keys.
Most of this information will be recorded on the lock mechanism that the key is designed to open so you should have no problem in generating
an order for you replacement keys even after the key has been lost.
It is useful if you can have this information to hand when creating an order. Of course,
you may just be creating a duplicate set of keys for someone else, or as a back-up in case of loss. If this is the case
it is more than likely all you will need to have are the original keys, as they will contain all of the information that you require.
Types of Key Cuts
House Keys
A house key is the most common type of key. There are two main types of house keys. The older form is a lever lock key.
These keys are usually slightly bigger and heavier than their more modern counterparts; the pin-tumbler lock key. With a pin-tumbler key
there are grooves on both sides of the key blade and it is slightly smaller and lighter. Both types of keys will have an identifying
code on the key and a corresponding code on the lock that it is designed to fit. You can use these codes to help generate an order for your replacement keys. Magnum Millenco, Yale Superior and S-Tech keys have the cutting information on a key code card and keys can be cut to code by quoting the A, B and C codes stated on the key code card.
Padlock keys come in a wide range of sizes and types, from a small basic key, to a complex high security key.
The range of manufacturers of padlock include; Abus, ASEC, Chubb, Cisa, Ingersoll, Kryptonite, Master Locks, Mul-T-Lock, to name but a few.
A common problem with finding the code for a padlock key is corrosion, as many padlocks are used as part of an outdoor security
measure and therefore subject to adverse weather conditions. If you can identify the brand and code of the padlock then there will be no
problem in generating a replacement key.
With all of the outsize goods that people transport as part of a modern busy lifestyle such as bicycles, surfboards,
kayaks and even skiing equipment there are also a wide variety of types of roof racks being used. All of the major manufacturers
such as Mont Blanc, Handirack and Thule use different types of keys as part of the security measures on these systems. Finding replacement keys for roof
racks can be done with the manufacturer, type and code from the lock on the rack system.
There are an extensive range of makes of garage door including those manufactured by Arenson, Crown, Flexiform, Henderson, Lowe & Fletcher,
Monarch, Westland and Whitney. This can make finding a replacement garage door key quite a daunting prospect.
Our key replacement service will take the hassle out of the order process and once you have identified the make and code of your garage door,
ordering a replacement key is simple.
Window keys are notoriously small and as a result are susceptible to damage. Another problem with window keys
can be identifying the type of window that the key is required for, as they often do not carry a brand or logo. There are a wide range of window
manufacturers and suppliers to choose from including Avocet, Cotswold, Ingersoll, Premier and Shaw. Some window keys
have the brand as well as the key codes embossed onto the keys. If the replacement keys you require are for lost keys you
can usually locate the manufacturer’s brand and codes on front doors, or patio doors, which have been fitted with the windows.
Mortice locks are more likely to be found on older style doors and require a heavy long key, usually with a cylindrical
barrel rather than a key blade. Replacing a mortice lock is a labour intensive process and will require woodworking skill to avoid
damaging the door. In some cases, if a mortice lock is damaged, the door itself will need replacing. There are many different mortice
lock manufacturers with the most common being Chubb, Squire, Union and Yale. Owing to the age of these locks some manufacturers are no
longer in operation, but replacement keys can be obtained by using the name of the brand and the code of the key.
With a vast quantity of lockers deployed in offices, workplaces and schools there are a huge variety of locker keys. Lockers
can also come in all sorts of shapes and sizes with a range of types of keys that can be easily damaged or lost. It is quite
commonplace within a school, or work environment, where there is a high level of transition, for these types of keys to become mislaid.
There are also a large number of locker manufacturers such as Eurolocks, Lowe & Fletcher and Silverline. Wading through the
different manufacturer’s websites can be a complicated process, particularly if you are looking for replacement keys for a number
of different types of locker. For a straightforward solution that allows you to select all the replacement keys for any locker
you may have you can use our one-fit replacement key service.