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The TIMCO Necked Internal Door Barrel Bolt is an essential hardware solution for homeowners and joiners looking to secure internal cupboards, cabinets, and recessed doors. Its primary benefit lies in the unique necked design, which bridges the gap between non-flush door surfaces and frames, ensuring a secure closure where standard flat bolts fail. While this bolt offers robust functionality for light-duty domestic applications, it is not intended for high-security exterior entrance doors due to its lightweight construction.
| Colour | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 200764P |
| Brand | TIMCO |
No, this is a light-duty bolt designed for internal joinery only.
Yes, all necessary countersunk screws are included in the package.
A necked bolt features a bent section in the sliding pin, allowing it to lock doors that are recessed from the frame face.
Yes, the bolt is designed to function equally well in vertical or horizontal orientations.
Wipe it down with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads that could scratch the finish.
No, this is a light-duty bolt and is not rated for fire door applications.
Check if the door is sagging or if the frame has shifted. You may need to slightly adjust the position of the keeper plate or use a shim.
Remove any debris or paint residue from the channel and apply a small drop of lubricant to the sliding parts.
If the wood is soft or the screw holes have stripped, insert small wood slivers with glue into the hole before re-driving the screws.
To install the bolt, first hold the bolt and the keeper plate in the desired position, ensuring the sliding pin moves freely into the receiver. Mark the screw holes with a pencil, then use the provided countersunk screws to fix the components to the wood. Because the bolt is made of metal, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners that might strip the bronze finish; instead, use a soft, dry cloth to keep it clean. If the movement becomes stiff over time, a tiny amount of light machine oil applied to the slide mechanism will restore smooth operation.
