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What are multipoint door locks (and why are they more secure than traditional mortice locks)? Multipoint locks have several bolts that lock into different parts of the door frame simultaneously, usually at the top, middle, and bottom. This makes them much more secure than standard single-point traditional mortice door locks. Multipoint locks perfectly match today’s…