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accessories twin bolts Twin Bolts This series of mortice locks and latches are designed primarily for wooden, double entrance doors. The doors can then be opened simultaneously to provide a grand entrance, opening the doors “the way the butler used to”. The doors can be rebated or square edge and must be custom built to provide a recess to allow for the internal vertical rods to operate the latch or locking bolts. This is an alternative to exposed, surface espagnollete rods. These mechanisms can be used with the following options of door hardware for the lockable versions: – Lever handles outside and inside – Lock cylinder on one, or both door leaves, or neither side of either door – Cylinder or thumb turn on the inside – Pull handles on the outside with no access; lever handle surface mounted on the inside, with lock cylinder, or turn, or neither function. This type of “door set” is custom designed because of the various options with doors and operating door hardware, as they are site specific. Consult chant with your requirements. Options: A. Two Point Latch and Bolt/Lockable 1090 Used where there is no sill at the bottom of the door. The latch secures the door at the top and the bolt fits into an elongated dust socket or strike on the floor. When the lever is fully operated, both latch and bolt withdraw. The bolt ‘catches’ and stays retracted in the mortice lock, allowing the door to be opened. When the levers are released, the bolt, which is retracted, will not scrape on the floor. When the door is shut and latches at the top, the release button below the lever handle can be pushed to release the bolt and secure the door. This feature can also be used to fasten the door in the open position with the bolt secured in a second dust socket or strike. These locks can use any of our chant or Mason door handles on plates in the groups; 30, 130, 250, and 310 as detailed in chant Technical on pages 104 – 109. When the lock in option A is used, the inside lever handle plate requires the bolt release button to be fitted, specify “R” after the plate code number when ordering the handles When the locks from the options above are fitted to rebated doors, a half depth lock packer is used behind each lock to minimise the visual offset, of the lever handle from the edge of the door, on both sides of the door. On square edge doors, a brush type weather seal can be used as a draught strip to fill the gap between the doors. This requires dimensional accuracy on the installation of the doors, and allowance for the possible expansion and contraction of the doors due to temperature and humidity changes. The lever handle back set from the faceplate of the lock is 70mm, and the bolt or rod, 40mm. The construction of the door to provide the recesses for the operating rods can be as detailed in the drawings on page 83 Flush Pull Bolts/Conceal-fixed. Installation Bolt release button 1. The morticed lock or latch mechanism is fitted to the door in the prepared recess. 2. The pull rods for the latches or bolts are cut to length to a calculation of door size and handle height. 3. The pull rods are then secured into the lock bolt or tubular latch with thread locking compound 4. The assembly is then inserted into the prepared rod hole and screwed into the lock or latch body, until the correct vertical adjustment is achieved. 5. The faceplate of the tubular latch will drop into its prepared recess and is then fastened with two screws, or the guide plate fitted over the locking bolt. The guide plate has a slotted hole to suit the round bolt which has two flat surfaces to prevent the bolt from rotating. Dust Sockets Designed with a round ended, elongated opening so that there is tolerance for installation and any expansion or shrinkage in wooden doors. Flange diameter: 38mm Body diameter: 25mm Length: 50mm Dust Socket Screw-fixed 1098 Dust Socket Glue-fixed 1099 98
B. Two Point Latch/Lockable 1091 Used where there is a sill at the bottom of the door. The lever handles when operated, withdraw both latches allowing the doors to be opened. The doors self latch when closing. Operating the lock by a double cylinder lock, or single cylinder on the outside and a thumb turn on the inside, locks and unlocks the handles. C. One or Two Point Latch 1092 The cylindrical latch mechanism fits into a circular hole, either partially or fully through the door. It is secured into the recess with screws. The lever handles are then tie-screwed through the mechanism. When the levers are operated, the latches retract. The mechanism is suitable for; – a single handle on one side. This is surface fixed to the mechanism – handles both sides, tie-screwed through the mechanism and door – a single latch at the top only – horizontal fixing of the lever handle is at 38mm centres The mechanism shown below has a pair of Angle Lever Handles attached. accessories twin bolts Latch Strike 1015 D-Strike 1015a, or custom strike made to suit site requirements 99
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Mason Swim PM12 Pull Handle
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Samba Pull Handles Samba PM00 -1200
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Mason Nile PM24 Lever Handle
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