Select your opening type.
Simply select the product you would like to fit a Kubu sensor to, and we will guide you to which sensor is best for your needs.
DOOR TYPES
Composite Door with MagnaBolt Auto Lock
The distinguishing characteristic of the MagnaBolt lock is the above sticker on the lock, and a sensor cradle in the frame.
Composite or uPVC Door with ‘Works with Kubu’ Lift Lever Lock
The distinguishing characteristic of a Lift Lever lock is the sticker and sensor slot, like the image above.
CompDoor with Avantis MagnaBolt Auto Lock
To identify a CompDoor, look for the sticker on your door. You should also have a sensor fitted in the cradle as standard.
French Door with ‘Works with Kubu’ Locks
Casement Windows are the standard in uPVC window manufacture, where the sash sits proud of the frame externally.
Patio Sliding Door
Flush Sash windows are becoming more popular. As the name suggests, the Sash sits flush with the frame externally.
BiFold Doors
The distinguishing characteristic of a French Window, is that both sides of the window open from the centre.
Standard Entrance Doors
All entrance doors, that do not have a locking system that works with Kubu, whether a composite, uPVC Panel, aluminium, timber, steel…
WINDOW TYPES
Casement Window with ‘Works with Kubu’ Locks
Casement Windows are the most common uPVC windows, where the sash sits proud of the frame externally.
Flush Sash Windows with ‘Works with Kubu’ Locks
Flush Sash windows are becoming more popular. As the name suggests, the Sash sits flush with the frame externally.
French Windows with ‘Works with Kubu’ Locks
Two side-by-side windows that open outward from the centre with no fixed central mullion.
Vertical Sliding (VS) Windows
Two wooden or uPVC frames that slide up and down. Often found in older / period homes.
Sliding Windows
Panels slide left or right rather than opening outward. Frames usually have visible sliding tracks at the top & bottom.
Tilt and Turn Windows
The distinguishing characteristic of a Tilt Turn is a handle that rotates 180° allowing it to tilt inward at the top for ventilation or swing inward like a door to open.
Roof Windows
Installed in sloped roofs. Opens outward or pivots from the centre. Operated by a top or bottom bar, often with built-in blinds or ventilation slots.