Hiatt Hardware Deadlocking Nightlatch - Grey

The Deadlocking Nightlatch in Gun Metal Narrow is a stylish and functional lock designed for exter...

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This guide is for homeowners and business owners looking to secure their external doors with a stylish and reliable locking mechanism. The Hiatt Hardware Deadlocking Nightlatch in Gun Metal Grey offers enhanced security and a modern aesthetic. Note that this nightlatch is specifically designed for timber doors. This guide will help you understand the features, benefits, and practical use of this product, ensuring you can install and maintain it effectively.

All features

ColourGrey
Model Part Number1206GV
BrandHiatt Hardware

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the backset of the nightlatch?

The nightlatch has both a narrow 40mm backset and a standard 60mm backset.

What type of doors is this nightlatch suitable for?

It is suitable for timber doors.

What is the finish of the nightlatch?

The finish is gun metal.

How many keys does the nightlatch come with?

The nightlatch comes with three keys.

What material is the body of the lock made of?

The body is made of zinc diecast.

Is the nightlatch suitable for external use?

Yes, it is designed for external doors.

How do I maintain the nightlatch?

Regularly lubricate the cylinder and moving parts, and clean the lock with a soft, damp cloth.

What should I do if the key breaks in the lock?

If the key breaks, seek professional locksmith assistance to remove the broken key and repair/replace the lock cylinder.

Troubleshooting

The key is difficult to turn.

Lubricate the cylinder with a dry lubricant. If the problem persists, the cylinder may need to be replaced.

The latch bolt does not engage properly.

Check the alignment of the strike plate and the door frame. Adjust the strike plate if necessary.

The lock is loose.

Tighten the screws securing the nightlatch to the door and frame.

The key is stuck in the lock.

Try lubricating the cylinder. If the key remains stuck, seek professional assistance to remove it.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhanced security with a deadlocking mechanism.
  • Stylish gun metal finish complements modern designs.
  • Suitable for narrow doors, increasing installation flexibility.
  • Durable zinc diecast body and solid brass cylinder for longevity.
  • Easy to operate with a double-turn function.
  • Comes with three keys for convenience.

Cons

  • Specifically designed for timber doors; not suitable for all door types.
  • Requires professional installation if you are unfamiliar with door hardware.
  • The narrow size may not be suitable for all door widths.
  • Limited to a standard section keyway.
  • Requires regular maintenance to ensure smooth operation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Preparation: Ensure the door and frame are in good condition and suitable for a nightlatch installation.
  2. Measurements: Measure and mark the correct positions for the nightlatch and strike plate, taking into account the backset (40mm or 60mm).
  3. Installation: Follow the manufacturer's instructions to install the nightlatch on the door and the strike plate on the frame.
  4. Testing: Test the lock to ensure smooth operation and proper engagement of the latch bolt.

Compatibility

  • Door Type: Compatible with timber doors.
  • Door Thickness: Suitable for doors with a thickness that accommodates the lock's dimensions.
  • Backset: Available in both 40mm (narrow) and 60mm (standard) backsets.

Care

  • Lubrication: Regularly lubricate the cylinder and moving parts with a dry lubricant to ensure smooth operation.
  • Cleaning: Clean the lock with a soft, damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris.
  • Inspection: Inspect the lock periodically for any signs of wear or damage. If the key is difficult to turn, or the latch sticks, it may need adjusting or replacing.

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