Carlisle Brass Bolt-Through Tubular Latch - 64Mm - Brown

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The Carlisle Brass Bolt-Through Tubular Latch is designed for homeowners and contractors seeking a reliable and straightforward hardware solution for internal door installations. Its primary benefit lies in its bolt-through construction, which provides enhanced stability for door furniture and ensures consistent, smooth latching performance. While it is an excellent choice for standard internal doors, users should ensure their door thickness and handle type are compatible with the 64mm length to avoid improper fitting.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | BTL25AB/RP |
| Brand | Carlisle Brass |
The 64mm dimension refers to the latch length, specifically the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the spindle hole.
It is optimized for handles with bolt-through fixings, but it can also be used with standard handles. Ensure your handle set allows for bolt-through installation if you wish to take full advantage of this feature.
Please check the certification markings on the specific product packaging. Tubular latches for fire doors must meet specific fire safety standards.
Use a small amount of dry PTFE spray or graphite powder. Avoid standard household oils as they can collect grit.
This is a standard tubular latch. It does not contain a locking mechanism for privacy; it is designed only to keep the door shut.
Check that the door is correctly aligned in the frame and that no debris is inside the strike plate. Ensure the latch is not being pinched by tight mortise work.
Verify that the bolt-through screws are fully tightened and properly connected through the latch's dedicated mounting holes.
Check the alignment of the latch bolt with the strike plate on the door frame. Adjust the strike plate position if necessary to ensure the bolt sits flush when closed.
To install this latch, you will need to drill a standard hole in the edge of the door to accommodate the latch body, along with a secondary hole for the spindle and bolt-through fixings. Ensure that the door's backset matches the latch dimensions before drilling.