Securit Antique Thumb Latch - Black - 200mm

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The Securit Antique Thumb Latch is ideal for homeowners looking to add a traditional, rustic aesthetic to wooden doors in period-style homes. Providing a robust and reliable locking mechanism, this 200mm latch is finished in a durable black coating that stands up to daily wear, though it is specifically engineered for wooden door surfaces and may require additional hardware for non-standard mounting.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 351106 |
| Brand | Securit |
This product is designed specifically for wooden doors and may not be compatible with metal or composite doors without specialized modifications.
The Securit Antique Thumb Latch measures 200mm.
The product includes standard fixings, but always check your door thickness prior to installation to ensure these are appropriate.
The finish is durable, but for exterior use, regular maintenance is recommended to protect the coating from harsh environmental exposure.
Ensure the strike plate is installed at the correct depth so the latch tongue fully clears the plate when the thumb press is engaged.
Check the alignment of the strike plate on the door frame to ensure there is no binding.
Tighten the mounting screws, but be careful not to overtighten and strip the wood fibers.
Wipe with a slightly damp cloth to remove debris; if coating is damaged, consider a touch-up paint specifically for black metal hardware.
For optimal results, ensure the door is composed of solid wood, as the mounting screws require a firm base to prevent the latch from loosening over time.
To care for your latch, wipe down the surface periodically with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads, as these can strip the durable black coating over time.