LEE DAN
Since our founding as a family business in 1955, LEE DAN has brought innovation, value and service to the security industry.
SARGENT
Founded in 1810 in New Haven, Connecticut, by Joseph Sargent, SARGENT has since grown into a renowned brand that is recognized for its innovation, reliability, and superior craftsmanship. Today, Sargent Manufacturing is a part of the Assa Abloy Group, a global leader in access solutions.
ASSA ABLOY
ASSA ABLOY was formed in 1994 while merging ASSA in Sweden and Abloy in Finland, and it has now grown from a regional company to an international group with 47,000 employees. ASSA ABLOY uses the latest technologies to innovate and create their range of door opening solutions for commercial and consumer markets, aiming to better consumer lives with safety, security and convenience.
ABUS
Since 1924, ABUS has provided the good feeling of security worldwide. Engineered in Germany, ABUS security products are the highest quality, incredibly reliable, easy to operate, and offer a long service. In order to meet the growing requirements of private and commercial users, ABUS provides a large product range of innovative solutions for home security, safety lockout, commercial security and recreational security. The ABUS group is made up with approx. 4000 employees worldwide and is headquartered in Wetter, Germany.
Emtek
Founded in 1981, Emtek has decades of experience creating door hardware. We keep our finger on the pulse of the market and regularly release new designs. Our style is current, but we never forget about the classics. From traditional to contemporary, transitional, or rustic, we have hardware to match every style.
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