Deadlatch Lock 1-1/2 Mortise Lock, No Faceplate
Use the arrows or swipe left to view all images for this product
Deadlatch Lock 1-1/2 Mortise Lock, No Faceplate
Part Number: $19.98Deadlatch Mortise Lock for store front aluminum narrow style doors
Steel construction Spring latch lock for commercial doors
Dead Latch lock for commercial storefront doors
Commonly used for traffic control after hours or when someone wants door to lock when closing.
Deadlatch may allow exit only with exit paddle or lever on inside
Specifications:
Lock Backset 1-1/2 inch, when 1/8 inch thick faceplate is attached
Latch extends 3/4 inch
Hand: Handed, easily reversible
Case Dimensions: 7/8 inch W x 6 inches L x Depth specific to backset
Material: Steel
Faceplate: NONE, No face plate, order separately if needed
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
1). Deadlatch locks comes in 3 backsets:
31/32, 1-1/8, 1-1/2 inch, please check measurements carefully.
2). Reversing the handing: Some locks have a latch that can be pulled out and rotated 180 degrees. If the latch will not pull out and rotate, see handing article
Article: Changing the Handing On A Commercial Mortise Deadlatch
Deadlatch Mortise Lock for store front aluminum narrow style doorsSteel construction Spring latch lock for commercial doorsDead Latch lock for commercial storefront doors Commonly used for traffic control after hours or when someone wants door to lock when closing.Deadlatch may allow exit only with exit paddle or lever on inside Specifications:Lock Backset 1-1/2 inch, when 1/8 inch thick faceplate is attachedLatch extends 3/4 inchHand: Handed, easily reversibleCase Dimensions: 7/8 inch W x 6 inches L x Depth specific to backsetMaterial: SteelFaceplate: NONE, No face plate, order separately if needed PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
1). Deadlatch locks comes in 3 backsets:
31/32, 1-1/8, 1-1/2 inch, please check measurements carefully.
2). Reversing the handing: Some locks have a latch that can be pulled out and rotated 180 degrees. If the latch will not pull out and rotate, see handing article
Article: Changing the Handing On A Commercial Mortise Deadlatch