Hunta Bathroom Toilet Door Thumb Turn And Release Deadbolt Kit - 76Mm Bolt With 57Mm Backset - Silver

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The Hunta Bathroom Toilet Door Turn and Release Deadbolt Kit is a reliable privacy solution designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to secure internal bathroom or toilet doors with a sleek, modern aesthetic. This kit provides a seamless locking mechanism that operates independently of existing door levers, offering both ease of use and long-term durability. While it features a versatile design compatible with both left and right-handed doors, users should ensure their door thickness and existing mortise preparation align with the provided 57mm backset specifications before starting installation.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | H2953SCP |
| Brand | Hunta |
This kit is a privacy turn and release deadbolt set and does not include the primary door latch mechanism.
Yes, the Hunta kit is designed to be compatible with both left and right-handed door configurations.
You will typically need a screwdriver, a drill for pilot holes, and a chisel if you are creating a new mortise in the door edge.
The finish is designed for bathroom environments; however, we recommend keeping it dry to prolong the life of the plating.
The rose has a diameter of 52mm, which is standard for most residential privacy sets.
Check that the door is properly aligned with the strike plate and that the screws are not overtightened, which can bind the mechanism.
Verify the backset measurement and ensure the mortise pocket in the door frame is deep enough to accommodate the full length of the bolt.
Installation requires standard carpentry tools, including a drill, bits, and a screwdriver. Begin by ensuring your door mortise accommodates the 76mm deadbolt housing and the 57mm backset. Align the rose plates on both sides of the door and secure them with the provided screws. To maintain the silver finish, wipe periodically with a soft, damp cloth and avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads, which could damage the protective coating. Ensure the bolt retracts fully when unlocked to prevent damage to the door frame strike plate.