Factory 2 Lever Mortice Lockset With Backplate for Interior Wooden Door
| Size : | 2.5 /3 Inches |
|---|---|
| Center To Center: | 57mm |
| Backset: | 45 / 57mm |
| Key Material: | Zinc Alloy |
| Package: | Box/Blister |
| Number Of Lever: | 2 Lever |
| Material: | Customized |
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About Product:
- Backset and Center-to-center Distance
- Color for Door Handle and Locks
- Knobs for Handle on Plate
Key Components for a 2-lever Mortice Lockset
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Lever Mortice Lockset with Different Handles & Keys Suitable for Indoor Residential Use
A complete lever mortice lockset includes a pair of door handles, a lever mortice lock body, a strike plate, two keys, and the necessary mounting screws. These locksets offer excellent value for money, making them ideal for interior wooden doors.
The lever handles come in a variety of designs and styles; they can be manufactured to match the aesthetic of the interior door, and then finished with specific electroplating or spray-coating processes to meet your requirements.
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FAQ
A mortise lock requires a recess to be cut into the edge of the door for installation; a mortise lockset is a complete locking system comprising the door handle, lock mechanism, keys, strike plate, and other accessories. The lock—featuring a latch bolt—is installed within the door edge, while the handle is mounted on the door; a mechanical key is used to operate the extending latch bolt.
The primary difference lies in the number of levers: a 3-lever mortise lock offers higher security for residential house, whereas a 2-lever mortise lock lacks sufficient security and is better suited for interior wooden doors.