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Nico Manufacturing add to Secured by Design accredited range

One of the UK’s leading manufacturers of quality hinges and locking systems, Nico Manufacturing, have added another product to their Secured by Design (SBD) range.

To achieve Police Preferred Specification and be allowed to carry the SBD logo, products are required to be subject to rigorous testing and additionally be fully certificated by an independent, third-party certification body accredited by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS).

Essex’s Nico Manufacturing already have a wide range of locks and hardware accredited by SBD and they’ve now added the Nico PASespag, a high performance security locking espagnolette, to their list of accredited products.

Nico's range of window products are easy for customers to use and meet or exceed relevant regulatory requirements. They offer solutions to many security, egress, restriction and easy clean needs, offering excellent performance and value.

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Nico's window products are designed to satisfy and anticipate the demands of a constantly changing market, with regular in house testing and stringent quality control levels.

You can find out more about the company and their extensive range of SBD accredited products here: https://www.securedbydesign.com/member-companies/sbd-members?view=companydetail&account=0011i00000JpvqxAAB

Ian Harrison, Sales Director, Nico Manufacturing said: “We stringently test all of our new products before their release to the market and place a very high importance on their achieving the SBD Police Preferred Specification. We value their inclusion on the SBD website and urge customers to use this website as an independent reference guide to approved high quality products”.

SBD Development Officer Lyn Poole said: “Nico Manufacturing are continually updating and moving forward as the market place demands differing products within the security range. Adding to the already significant range of SBD accredited products they have can only be of benefit to the window industry”.