XFORT Ring Gate Latch Complete Kit
COMPLETE SET: This complete gate pack includes a Ring gate latch, 300mm T-hinges, 6 inch Brenton Padbolt and even a 60mm discus padlock.
FUNCTION: This set includes everything you require to latch, lock and secure your gate effortlessly and keep your property secure.
COMPOSITION: Crafted from solid steel, all of the components of this gate kit are made to withstand outdoor conditions while maintaining a sleek appearance, ensuring reliable performance over time.
APPLICATION: This complete gate kit can be used to secure wooden gates, doors, sheds and fences.
Delivery Options
2-3 days free and untracked
Next day delivery, tracked £3.60
Free tracked next day deliver on items over £25-30
Product Features
Universal Use: Compatible with different gate and door types.
Weatherproof: Resistant to outdoor elements for long-lasting durability.
Enhanced Security: Provides peace of mind, especially for families with children or pets
How to Install
Tools and Materials Needed:
- Gate kit (including gate latch, T-hinges, brenton padbolt, and discus padlock)
- Screwdriver
- Drill (if necessary)
- Screws (if not provided with the kit)
- Pencil
- Tape measure
- Level (optional)
Instructions:
1. Remove Old Gate Hardware:
a. Open the gate fully.
b. Locate and remove the screws securing the old gate latch, hinges, padbolt, and padlock to the gate.
c. Carefully remove the old gate hardware from the gate, ensuring not to damage the surrounding wood or material.
2. Prepare the Gate:
a. Clean the area where the old hardware was installed to ensure a smooth surface for the new hardware.
b. Measure and mark the desired locations for installing the new gate latch, T-hinges, brenton padbolt, and discus padlock.
3. Install T-Hinges:
a. Position one T-hinge on the top edge of the gate and the other on the bottom edge, aligning them with the gate post.
b. If necessary, use a drill to create pilot holes for the screws.
c. Secure the T-hinges in place using the provided screws or screws of appropriate size.
d. Ensure the hinges are level and securely attached to the gate and gate post.
4. Install Gate Latch:
a. Position the gate latch on the gate, ensuring it aligns with the strike plate or catch on the gate post.
b. Use a pencil to mark the screw hole locations.
c. If necessary, use a drill to create pilot holes for the screws.
d. Secure the gate latch in place using the provided screws or screws of appropriate size.
e. Ensure the latch mechanism operates smoothly and securely.
5. Install Brenton Padbolt:
a. Position the brenton padbolt on the gate, aligning it with the corresponding hole or catch on the gate post or fence.
b. Use a pencil to mark the screw hole locations.
c. If necessary, use a drill to create pilot holes for the screws.
d. Secure the brenton padbolt in place using the provided screws or screws of appropriate size.
e. Ensure the padbolt operates smoothly and securely, engaging with the gate post or fence securely when locked.
6. Install Discus Padlock:
a. Insert the discus padlock through the hole or loop on the brenton padbolt.
b. Ensure the shackle of the padlock is securely engaged with the padbolt.
c. Test the padlock to ensure it locks and unlocks smoothly.
7. Final Checks:
a. Close the gate and test all installed hardware to ensure proper alignment and functionality.
b. Make any necessary adjustments to the gate latch, hinges, padbolt, or padlock to ensure smooth operation and secure closure.
c. Check for any gaps or misalignments between the gate and the gate post or fence. d. Make any final adjustments as necessary to ensure the gate operates smoothly and securely with the new hardware installed.
8. Securely Tighten Screws:
a. Once satisfied with the placement and operation of all new gate hardware, securely tighten all screws to prevent loosening over time