JW-LOCK Wooden Door Rim Lock 111A Brass Latch Deadbolt
| Size: | 100/120/140mm |
|---|---|
| Color: | Yellow |
| Dead Bolt: | Zinc Alloy |
| Latch: | Brass |
| Key: | 3 Iron Keys |
| Sample: | Provided |
| Draw Hook: | Brass |
| Packing: | White Box |
Outdoor Gate Rim Lock 111A with Detail
- Rim Lock 111A Dimensions
Custom outdoor gates designed for rim locks; available rim lock sizes include 100mm, 120mm, and 140mm, with backset options of 50mm, 60mm, and 70mm. Naturally, the detailed design drawings will depend on your specific gate application.
Outdoor Metal Gate Applications from Rim Lock
For outdoor metal gates, a surface-mounted rim lock is a prime choice; renowned for its surface-mount design, it requires no mortising or cutting into the gate itself. The locking mechanism functions through the interaction of the strike box and the latch bolt, ensuring that the gate cannot be opened by unauthorized individuals without the correct key.
If you are a gardening enthusiast or have a large courtyard at home, a traditional rim lock is an essential addition.
Provide Excellent Protection for Your Door Rim Lock
This traditional rim lock features a double latch and a double-ended cylinder; the latches move freely when the key is used, but without the matching key, the latches cannot extend from the strike box.
Its robust mechanical lock housing and brass components provide burglary protection for the home.
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A rim lock is a mechanical door lock, and “surface-mounted” refers to a simple installation method. A rim lock and a strike plate must work together. In other words, the rim lock is mounted on the surface of the door, and the strike plate must be secured to the door frame. Installing these two components does not require cutting a slot in the door.
A simple rim lock can be installed directly onto the surface of a door, whereas a mortice lock requires a recess to be cut into the door itself for installation; since metal gates lack the internal space required for such a recess, a traditional rim lock is better suited for them.
Yes, the keyway on the lock cylinder must align with the key’s pattern; the manufacturer includes a matching key with each boxed unit.
The standard size is 120mm, and the factory also offers 100mm and 140mm options.