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Public sector housing specialist Multisecure has launched its expanded range of doorset and entry solutions across the UK with a major investment in support and services.

The Multisecure range includes Blockade entrance doors and doorsets for homes – with ‘Secured by Design’ accreditation, Fortcullis communal entrance doorsets and screens, and Yobstopper high security doorsets. Multisecure products have been developed for all types of refurbishment and new-build housing projects, whether flats or houses. In addition to a new brochure, the Multisecure website www.multisecure.co.uk provides full details, as well as facilities including an interactive ‘clear opening width’ calculator for Part M compliance and style sheets of colours and designs which can be downloaded for presentations to residents.

The Blockade range of entrance doorsets for homes is now organised into 25 styles - popular throughout the country, covering both traditional and contemporary – allowing short lead times and real ‘Best Value’ while maintaining freedom of the sizes that can be accommodated. Glazing can be clear or obscure, single- or double-glazed and there are even leaded-light diamond patterns available in a variety of colours.  Adding the wide choice of different frames, glazing and accessories offered, almost 450 alternative designs are now possible – and all ‘Secured by Design’ accredited.

As part of the £43 million Leaderflush Shapland– the UK’s leading performance doorset manufacturer –  Multisecure has the resources to meet the demands of today’s changing housing market and give complete confidence to its customers. Multisecure have a real passion for both their products and providing an unrivalled service to their customers.

Multisecure serves the whole of the UK social housing doorset market and has developed a unique procurement framework to provide clients nationwide with complete solutions to physical security needs, including a network of trained Approved Installers. Product supply is direct to the main contractor to keep costs low and define responsibilities, while dedicated Project Managers coordinate the installer, the contractor and manufacture.