Maco 45/92 2 Hook 20mm Faceplate Radius Ends Composite Multipoint Lock

Description The Maco 45/92 2 Hook 20mm Faceplate Radius Ends Composite Multipoint Lock is designed to secure composite and timber doors prepared for a euro cylinder multipoint system. It suits doors drilled for a 45mm backset centre case, and the 92mm handle to cylinder centre spacing matches the layout used by common multipoint handle sets. Because of this standard configuration, the lock integrates easily with typical door furniture. This version operates using a lift lever action, so when the handle is raised the mechanism drives the additional hooks into the frame. A 20mm faceplate runs the full length of the lock and sits flush within the door edge preparation, which helps maintain a neat and consistent fit along the door edge. The radius ends are designed to match the rounded faceplate recesses commonly found in composite door slabs, so installation aligns with typical door machining. Within the centre case, the latch and deadbolt engage with the primary frame keep, providing the main locking point. In addition, hook locking points positioned above and below the centre case draw the door tightly into the frame when the lock is engaged. The centre gearbox drives the locking system when the handle is lifted, transferring movement along the strip to engage the hooks. A euro cylinder operates the deadbolt within the centre case, allowing the door to be locked or unlocked with a key. The spindle passes through a split spindle follower, which means the internal and external handles can operate independently. For positioning, the distance from the top hook to the centre case measures 735mm, while the bottom hook sits 755mm below the centre case. The hook-to-hook distance measures 1490mm, and the full faceplate length measures 1750mm. To keep the lock operating reliably, routine servicing should include checking that the hooks enter the frame keeps without resistance. If movement feels restricted, the alignment between the door and frame should be checked. During maintenance, apply light lubrication to the latch and hook so they continue to move freely. It is also important to confirm that the spindle fixing remains secure and that the cylinder fixing screw stays tight.