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The TIMCO Necked Internal Door Barrel Bolt is designed for homeowners and DIYers looking for a reliable manual locking solution for non-flush door installations. Its primary benefit is the necked design, which bridges the gap between doors and frames that are not perfectly aligned, making it perfect for cupboards, cabinets, and internal doors. Please note that this is a light-duty product and is not suitable for high-security external entrance doors.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 200694P |
| Brand | TIMCO |
No, this is designed for internal light-duty use and does not provide enough security for external entryways.
You will need a screwdriver (compatible with the countersunk screws), a pencil for marking, and a drill with a small bit for pilot holes.
The bolt throw, or the distance the bolt extends when locked, is 12mm.
Yes, the bolt can be installed vertically or horizontally and can be mounted on the left or right side of a door.
Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. Simply wipe down with a soft, clean cloth regularly.
Check that the bolt and the keep plate are perfectly aligned. Adjust the mounting screws if the mechanism is binding.
Ensure the pilot holes are deep enough and that you are using the correct screwdriver bit for the supplied countersunk screws.
Check if the door or frame has moved or settled. You may need to reposition the keep plate to accommodate the 12mm bolt throw.
To install, first align the bolt on your door surface. Because of the necked design, ensure the bolt throw has a clear path into the keep plate on the frame. Use the provided countersunk screws to attach the bolt and the keep; pre-drilling small pilot holes is recommended to prevent wood splitting. For maintenance, keep the sliding channel free of debris. An occasional wipe with a soft, dry cloth will preserve the polished chrome finish. If the sliding action becomes stiff, a tiny drop of silicone-based lubricant can be applied to the barrel.
