Picked up a couple of these today and for what they do they are a bargain.
Handy if you have new door handles to fit or your existing door latches have had it.
Might not seem much of a deal but compared to other stores who knock these out for much more i thought i'd post in case it helps someone.
Description:
Colour Nickel-Plated
Fixings Supplied Fixings supplied
Handle Length 43 mm
Pack Size 1
Pieces in Pack/Case 1
Product Depth 43 mm
Product Length 63 mm
Product Type Tubular Latch
Top comments
Chilisauce
6 Apr 164#8
I wouldn't bother, I've been there and done these. The insides fall out as soon as they look at a door. Do yourself a favour, spend a bit more for a bit of quality.
maccy1
6 Apr 163#5
Much better than sliding doors PF...
:laughing:
sradmad
6 Apr 163#4
Great price\find PF, heat added :smiley:
Latest comments (19)
mixmanx
7 Apr 162#15
Don't buy cheap door latches, when they break you can get stuck in the room, I know this from personal experience.
HTFCLUKE to mixmanx
7 Apr 161#16
Happened to myself Last month, had to almost destroy the door to get out, was looking at this because I need to replace it :smiley:
Delbert Grady to mixmanx
7 Apr 16#19
Exactly what I've found, the inside part wears very quickly so that even when you turn the handle as far as it will go, the door won't open.
And even when they're new, there is so much sideways slack in the latch that its impossible to adjust it so that the door doesn't rattle, which is really irritating.
Spend a bit more and get a better one, then you can fit it and forget it.
CoolElectronics
6 Apr 16#2
Nice find. I don't know whether anyone else has the same problem or whether it's just my local Screwfix but they are so slow there is always a queue and not enough staff.
wayners to CoolElectronics
6 Apr 162#7
We have 2 branches and both are a lot quicker than they used to be.maybe your local store is having problems. Try ordering online first as that's a quicker pickup.
useless_57 to CoolElectronics
7 Apr 16#18
Yes, same problem here.
Fortunately there's a Toolstation within a few hundred meters where there's always plenty of staff and identical items are usually 10% cheaper.
Guess where I tend to shop...
mailtotahera
7 Apr 16#17
Nice one. Thanks.
big k
7 Apr 16#14
Buy cheap... buy twice. I've had to systematically replace EVERY SINGLE one of these cheapo door latches around my house with Yale etc. The worst part? it never really aligns up properly again without leaving an unsightly mark :disappointed:
Krizzo3
7 Apr 161#13
The pier of British engineering :smile:
937666
7 Apr 161#12
summerof76
6 Apr 161#11
Nice find, heat added :innocent:
sugararycpirie
6 Apr 16#10
and better quality latches slightly dearer shlould check them out cheaper on most ironmongery stuff than most diy stores for same stuff
sugararycpirie
6 Apr 16#9
you can get these cheaper from a company called GEORGE BOYD ARCHITECTURAL IRONMONGERY branches right through the uk
Chilisauce
6 Apr 164#8
I wouldn't bother, I've been there and done these. The insides fall out as soon as they look at a door. Do yourself a favour, spend a bit more for a bit of quality.
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Opening post
Handy if you have new door handles to fit or your existing door latches have had it.
Might not seem much of a deal but compared to other stores who knock these out for much more i thought i'd post in case it helps someone.
B&Q £3.83
Amazon 3-£4
Homebase £6
Ebay £4+
Wickes £3.55
63mm ones also available £0.79p each.
Description:
Colour Nickel-Plated
Fixings Supplied Fixings supplied
Handle Length 43 mm
Pack Size 1
Pieces in Pack/Case 1
Product Depth 43 mm
Product Length 63 mm
Product Type Tubular Latch
Top comments
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Latest comments (19)
And even when they're new, there is so much sideways slack in the latch that its impossible to adjust it so that the door doesn't rattle, which is really irritating.
Spend a bit more and get a better one, then you can fit it and forget it.
Fortunately there's a Toolstation within a few hundred meters where there's always plenty of staff and identical items are usually 10% cheaper.
Guess where I tend to shop...
:laughing: