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This Timco Economy Tubular Latch is designed for straightforward use in domestic applications, providing a reliable and well-sprung mechanism for standard doors. It's ideal for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts seeking a simple, functional door latch. A potential consideration is its basic functionality, which may not suit high-security needs. Key features include a durable bronze finish, a 79.5mm case size with a 57.5mm backset, and compatibility with most standard door handles.
| Colour | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 675001 |
| Brand | Timco |
The latch case requires a mortise of 79.5mm x 20mm. The backset is 57.5mm, meaning the centre of the spindle hole should be 57.5mm from the door's edge.
No, this is a tubular latch mechanism. Door handles, spindles, and escutcheons must be purchased separately.
This latch is primarily designed for domestic interior applications. It is not recommended for exterior doors where security and weather resistance are critical.
Regular cleaning with a soft, damp cloth is recommended. Avoid harsh chemicals. Ensure smooth operation by keeping the door and frame aligned.
The bolt throw measurement is not applicable for this specific tubular latch model, as it is a sprung latch designed for closure rather than locking.
The colour family is Bronze, with a finish described as Electro Brass.
Check that the door handle spindle is correctly aligned with the latch mechanism and not binding. Ensure the latch mechanism itself is clean and free from debris. Lubricate the spindle passage if necessary.
Verify that the latch case is correctly seated and that no part of the mechanism is obstructed. Ensure the door handle is being turned sufficiently to operate the latch fully.
Check for obstructions in the latch case or on the strike plate. Ensure the door is not warped or binding in the frame, which might prevent full engagement.
Ensure the strike plate is aligned correctly with the latch bolt. Soften the closing action by checking door hinges and frame alignment.
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