Spira Brass 3" Ce 3 Lever Mortice Sash Lock Fd60 - Gold

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This guide is for builders, locksmiths, and DIY enthusiasts looking for a reliable, fire-rated sash lock. The key benefit is its high-quality construction and reversible design for versatile installation on various doors. A potential caveat is that it's a 3-lever mechanism, which might offer less security than higher-lever alternatives for highly sensitive areas. The Spira Brass 3" Sash Lock is a CE Warrington Certified lock designed for safety and durability, featuring a reversible mechanism, included fixing screws, and a 3-lever system suitable for fire-rated doors. It is constructed from iron with an electro brass finish.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | LAL1451EB |
| Brand | SPIRA BRASS |
CE Warrington Certification indicates that the lock meets specific safety and performance standards, particularly relevant for building regulations and fire safety compliance in the UK.
This lock is primarily designed for internal doors. While it is fire-rated, its 3-lever mechanism may not provide the level of security required for external applications.
The lock features a reversible latch bolt. You can easily adjust its orientation during installation to suit doors opening inwards or outwards, left or right-handed.
The backset is 57mm. This is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the lock's spindle hole.
Yes, the lock comes with fixing screws and a reversible design, making it suitable for DIY installation if you have basic carpentry skills and the correct tools. However, professional installation is always recommended for optimal performance and safety, especially for fire doors.
The lock case is made of iron, and it features an electro brass finish.
Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the surface. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the finish.
Ensure the lock is correctly aligned within the door mortise. Check for any obstructions. Lubricate the mechanism with a graphite-based lock lubricant.
Verify that the door handles are properly aligned and engaging the lock spindle. Ensure the strike plate on the frame is correctly positioned to allow full latch bolt travel.
Tighten the fixing screws that secure the lock case into the door mortise. Ensure the mortise is of the correct size and depth.
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