Specialist repair of GU (Gretsch-Unitas) door hardware across London. Multipoint locks, espagnolette systems, handles and locking mechanisms repaired by specialist engineers.
GU — Gretsch-Unitas — is one of Germany's oldest and most established door and window hardware manufacturers. Unlike system manufacturers who make the entire door profile, GU manufactures the hardware that lives inside the door: multipoint locking systems, espagnolette bars, handles, hinges and associated fittings.
GU hardware is found inside doors made by many of the world's leading manufacturers — including Schüco, Reynaers, Rehau and others. If your sliding or bifold door has a locking or handle fault, there is a strong possibility the underlying hardware is GU-manufactured.
Our engineers have extensive experience diagnosing and repairing GU locking systems. We carry replacement GU components including multipoint lock cases, gearboxes, locking keeps and espagnolette bars for the most common configurations.
The most common GU hardware fault we repair. Multipoint systems distribute locking across the full height of the door — when they fail, the door typically cannot be locked or is very difficult to operate.
Espagnolette bars run the full height of the door and engage multiple locking points simultaneously. Corrosion, mechanical wear and impact damage are the most common failure modes.
GU produces a wide range of concealed and surface hinges for doors and windows. Hinge wear leads to panel drop, draught issues and, in severe cases, difficulty closing the door correctly.
Contact us to arrange a survey. The £70 fee covers full assessment and a written quotation for the repair.
Our engineer identifies the GU component, confirms the fault and quotes for the repair or replacement.
We carry a range of GU hardware and can source additional components from our specialist hardware suppliers.
Hardware repaired or replaced and door tested across all operating positions.
Our £70 survey fee covers a full on-site assessment and written quotation. No obligation to proceed.