Carlisle Brass Bolt-Through Tubular Latch - 76mm - Gold
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The Carlisle Brass Bolt-Through Tubular Latch is an essential hardware component designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals seeking a reliable, smooth-operating solution for standard internal doors. Its bolt-through design allows for quick and secure installation, providing a stable foundation for door handles that require extra fixing stability. While it is engineered for long-lasting performance and daily reliability, users should ensure they verify their door thickness and backset measurements prior to purchase to guarantee a proper fit.
All features
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | BTL3/RP |
| Brand | Carlisle Brass |
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FAQs
What is the length of this latch?
This specific model is a 76mm tubular latch.
Can this be used on external doors?
This latch is intended for internal doors and may not provide the necessary security or weather resistance for external use.
Does it come with a strike plate?
Yes, standard installation kits typically include the matching strike plate and necessary mounting screws.
What tools are needed for installation?
You will need a drill, drill bits (including a spade bit for the latch body), a screwdriver, and a chisel for recessing the faceplate.
Are there other finishes available?
Yes, Carlisle Brass offers this latch in various finishes, including silver and brown, depending on your interior design requirements.
Troubleshooting
Latch tongue does not retract fully
Check that the faceplate is perfectly flush with the door edge and that the internal spindle is correctly aligned.
Handle feels loose after installation
Verify that the bolt-through screws are tightened securely into the handle's fixing points through the latch housing.
Door does not latch shut
Check that the strike plate is aligned correctly with the latch tongue and that the door is not catching on the frame.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Ensures stable handle mounting with bolt-through capability
- Provides a smooth, consistent latching action
- Robust construction for longevity
- Simple and intuitive installation process
Cons
- Specific measurement requirements must be met for correct alignment
- Gold finish may not match modern satin or matte black hardware
- Limited to internal door applications
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install, mark your door's edge and face for the latch depth and spindle hole location. Drill the necessary holes using the provided template if applicable, insert the latch, and secure it with the included faceplate screws. Ensure the latch tongue is facing the correct direction to engage with the strike plate on the door frame. For long-term care, occasionally apply a light silicone-based lubricant to the internal spring mechanism if the latch feels stiff, and keep the latch plate clean of paint or debris to ensure it sits flush with the door frame.