Forge Tubular Mortice Latch - Brass Finish

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This Forge tubular mortice latch is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to install or replace internal door latches. Its key benefit is providing a reliable and versatile latching mechanism compatible with various handle types, ensuring smooth door operation. A minor caveat is that it's specifically for internal doors and not suitable for external use. The latch features a durable brass finish, a 44.5mm backset, and includes all necessary fixings for straightforward installation.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FGETUBLBR25 |
| Brand | Forge |
A mortice latch is a type of door hardware that holds a door closed without a lock. It typically operates with a handle or knob that retracts a spring-loaded bolt, allowing the door to open.
The backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the spindle hole (or the center of the door knob spindle). This latch has a 44.5mm backset.
No, this Forge tubular mortice latch is designed specifically for internal doors only.
Yes, this is a latch mechanism only. You will need to purchase compatible lever handles, lever on rose handles, or door knobs separately.
The package includes the tubular mortice latch, all necessary screws for installation, and fitting instructions.
Forge provides a 5-year guarantee on this tubular mortice latch.
Clean with a soft, dry cloth. For light cleaning, a slightly damp cloth can be used, followed by immediate drying. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Check that the latch bolt is extending fully. Ensure the strike plate on the door frame is aligned correctly with the latch bolt. Verify that the handles or knob are properly engaging with the spindle to operate the latch.
Ensure the latch mechanism is installed straight and not binding in the mortice. Check for any debris or obstructions within the latch mechanism or the door edge. Lubricate the latch bolt with a graphite-based lubricant if necessary.
Tighten the grub screws on the door handles that secure them to the spindle. Ensure the spindle is correctly seated within the latch mechanism.
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