XFORT 3 Lever Mortice Sashlock 75mm
FUNCTION: This mortice sashlock is designed to provide secure locking for internal wooden doors when used in conjunction with door handles. It ensures the safety and privacy of your rooms.
COMPOSITION: Crafted from high-quality solid brass, this sashlock offers durability and a sleek appearance that complements various door styles.
APPLICATION: This sashlock is ideal for use on internal wooden doors in homes, offices, or other interior spaces. It's versatile and suitable for both left and right-handed doors, ensuring compatibility with your existing setup.
FITTINGS: The sashlock comes complete with all necessary fixtures and fittings for easy installation. You'll find everything you need to set it up effficiently and securely
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
How to Install
Tools and Materials Needed:
Replacement mortice sashlock
Screwdriver
Chisel
Hammer
Pencil
Tape measure
Wood filler (optional)
Sandpaper (optional)
Instructions:
1. Remove the Old Sashlock:
a. Ensure the door is open.
b. Remove the screws securing the strike plate and knob/lever on the door edge.
c. Carefully unscrew and remove the cover plate on the door face.
d. Gently tap the old sashlock out of the door using a hammer and chisel. Be cautious not to damage the surrounding wood.
2. Measure and Prepare:
a. Measure the backset (distance from the edge of the door to the center of the lock) of your old sashlock.
b. Use this measurement to mark the door edge for the new sashlock's location. Ensure it aligns with your door handle or knob.
3. Install the New Sashlock:
a. Insert the new mortice sashlock into the prepared cavity, ensuring the faceplate is flush with the door edge.
b. Secure the sashlock in place with the provided screws.
c. Attach the cover plate on the door face, aligning it with the sashlock.
d. Secure the strike plate on the door frame, ensuring it lines up with the sashlock latch.
4. Test the Lock:
a. Close the door and test the lock to ensure it functions correctly. It should latch smoothly without sticking.
b. Adjust the strike plate or sashlock positioning if necessary to ensure proper alignment and smooth operation.
5. Finishing Touches (Optional):
a. If the sashlock's faceplate doesn't sit flush with the door edge, you can chisel the recess slightly deeper or use wood filler to level it.
b. Sand any rough edges or surfaces for a neat appearance.
6. Reassemble Door Hardware:
a. Reattach the door handle, knob, or lever using the previously removed screws.
b. Tighten them securely.
Congratulations! You have successfully replaced your mortice sashlock. If you encounter any difficulties or have further questions, consult a professional locksmith or a DIY expert for assistance. Always prioritize safety while working with tools and hardware.