Yes. Most furniture locks support finishes including chrome, nickel, black, and brass. Minimum order quantities 3000pcs may apply for custom colors.
Material | Pros | Cons | Best For |
Zinc alloy | Good corrosion resistance, can be die-cast into complex shapes, affordable | Slightly softer | Indoor furniture, general cabinets |
Stainless steel | Excellent corrosion resistance, durable | Higher cost | Bathrooms, kitchens, coastal/humid areas |
1. Keyed-alike: One single key can open all selected locks. Ideal for lockers and multi-door cabinets where users manage many locks with only one key.
2. Keyed-different: Every lock comes with its own unique key; keys cannot open other locks. Suitable for private drawers or separate storage units where independent access is required.
3. Master-key system: Each lock has its own user key for daily use. A separate master key can open all locks in the group. This is widely used in offices, schools, and rental properties for facility management.
Consider these five factors:
1. Panel thickness — measure the door/drawer panel; the lock housing length must match it.
2. Door type — swing door, sliding door, or drawer; each requires a different lock mechanism.
3. Security levelmedium (keyed, anti-pry) or high (combination/electronic).
4. Usage frequency — high-traffic cabinets (offices, schools) need wear-resistant, all-metal internals.
5. Keying requirement — do you need keyed-alike, keyed-different, or master-key systems?
Cam locks, drawer locks, sliding door locks, combination locks and electronic smart locks— used across filing cabinets, drawers, wardrobes, lockers, office furniture, and more.