Room keys, staff credentials and the printed pieces around them, made for the lock system the property already runs.
Three things, usually bought as one. They share an artwork file, a run and a delivery, which is one supplier instead of three.
Encoded to the lock the property already runs, in your own artwork. PVC as standard, wood where the card is part of the welcome.
Housekeeping, maintenance and contractors on the same chip as the guest key. Fobs where the person already carries keys.
Sleeves, carriers, door hangers and signage, printed from the same artwork on the same order. They arrive together.
Most properties buy the key from one supplier and the rest from three more. We make all of it from one artwork file.
The first ninety seconds of the stay, and the only piece the guest keeps in a pocket.
The card handed to the guest at the desk, encoded to the lock in place.
The sleeve the card travels in, printed from the same artwork file as the card.
The same card, cut to a shape and put on a ring. Encoded in our plant.
The stand that keeps cards to hand at the desk and in the lobby entrance.
Everything a guest reads standing in front of a room, made from the same artwork as the key.
The piece a guest reads in front of the room, cut from the same wood.
The same piece in plastic, for the properties that wipe it clean between every stay.
Numbers, floors and directions, engraved into the wood rather than printed on top of it.
Any outline you send, cut from the board and finished on the same production line.
The pieces a guest picks up without thinking, which is exactly why they carry the brand well.
A flat wooden panel for a table, a counter or a wall. You choose the fixing.
The piece that stays on the table all evening and carries the brand without asking.
The pen left in the room, with a kraft paper barrel and a silver cone.
The tag that leaves the property with the guest and comes back the next trip.
Where a plastic set is the thing guests notice, and a wooden one is the thing they mention.
The amenity a guest notices when it is bamboo rather than another piece of plastic.
The same set as always, made in wood and bamboo rather than moulded in plastic.
A piece that stays in the wardrobe and gets used every day of the stay.
The set made up to your specification, packed and boxed ready for the guest room.
The same chip and the same system as the guest key, so the reader treats them the same way.
What the guest reads before anyone at the desk has said a word to them.
Woven elastic band with the chip in the label, for pool, spa and staff shifts.
The same chip and the same number as the guest key, encoded before it ships.
The material changes what the piece says when a guest picks it up. All three are printed, cut and finished on the same floor.
The working key. Offset and silkscreen printed, laminated and encoded, with magnetic stripe, signature panel and security features.
The same card, the same printing and the same encoding, made from recycled stock. It behaves exactly the same way at the door.
Basswood, cherry, black walnut and bamboo, laser engraved and offset printed, for properties where the key is part of the welcome itself.
Send us the lock or reader model your property runs. We confirm the chip against it in writing, and where the request is qualified we send a sample to your desk first.
The same order, photographed where it ends up.
Given the lock model, we confirm the chip against it in writing. A card that does not open the door is the only failure that matters here.
Frequency and chip family, from the lock model or from the key the property issues today. A card posted to us is verified here.
On encrypted systems we supply the correct chip, but a credential controlled by the system owner has to be written by whoever holds those keys.
A written answer the same working day, and a free sample in the material and chip specified, so it can be tested in a real door before the order is placed.
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The first order is a project. After that a property reorders two or three times a year, and the fourth batch has to read like the first.
Artwork, colour, chip and finish are held against the property, so a reorder is placed, not quoted again.
Cards from a later batch behave at the door exactly like the first ones did. That is the point of holding it.
From artwork approval to dispatch, 8 on express and 12 on wood. Reorders go in before the drawer runs empty.
Keys, staff credentials, sleeves and door hangers on one purchase order. One supplier to chase, not three.
CR80 in PVC or recycled PVC, at 125 kHz, 13.56 MHz or UHF, encoded in our own plant and shipped ready for the desk to issue.
RFID and NFC cards →
The same chip and encoding in a wood body, for a suite or a top tier. Contactless only, so the encoder slot decides it.
Wooden cards →
Sleeves, carriers, door hangers and signage, made to the format of the card they hold and printed from one artwork file.
Accessories →Usually. The card itself, sent with the lock model, is better still. A physical key settles in one go what photographs and descriptions leave open, and we verify it here rather than assume it.
No, and most properties do not. The lock model is usually enough for us to work it out. Where it is not, we say so instead of guessing.
On open systems, yes, with a UID list delivered alongside the order. Where the keys belong to the lock system owner, we supply the correct chip and the credential is written by whoever holds them.
Yes. Different artwork on the same chip and the same format, produced on one run and delivered separately, which is cheaper than treating each property as its own order.
Practical, with one thing to check. Wood is contactless only and runs 1.20 to 1.30 mm against 0.76 mm in PVC, so the encoder slot is what decides it, not the read. Plenty of properties run both.
Yes, in the same plant and from the same artwork file, so the sleeve fits the card that actually turns up and the printing matches.
13 calendar days as standard from artwork approval to dispatch, 8 on express and 12 on wood. On a reorder the artwork is already approved, so the clock starts sooner.
Yes, free where the request is qualified, in the material and chip specified. Testing it in a real door is worth more than any specification sheet, including ours.