The Yale Tubular Mortice Latch is designed for internal wooden doors with handles, where no lockin...The Yale Tubular Mortice Latch is designed for internal wooden doors with handles, where no locking is required. The latchbolt is withdrawn by a sprung handle, making it unsuitable for unsprung lever handles. This latch is suitable for both left and right-handed doors. It offers standard security and comes with a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee. The backset size is 2.5 inches. The colour is Silver. Model Number: 250888005168.
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This guide helps you understand and use the Yale Tubular Mortice Latch (Silver). Designed for internal wooden doors without locking needs, it offers standard security and is easy to use with sprung handles. Note that this latch is unsuitable for unsprung lever handles.
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Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
250888005168
Brand
Yale
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FAQs
What is a mortice latch?
A mortice latch is a type of door latch that is installed within a mortice (a recess) in the door.
Is this latch suitable for exterior doors?
No, this latch is designed for internal wooden doors only and is not suitable for exterior use.
What type of handles are compatible with this latch?
This latch is designed to work with sprung handles. Unsprung lever handles will not work.
What does the 2.5-inch backset mean?
The backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the handle spindle hole. A 2.5-inch backset is a standard size.
How do I reverse the latch for a left-handed door?
This latch is reversible; the latch bolt can be flipped to accommodate left-handed doors. Check the instructions for detailed steps.
What is the warranty period?
The Yale Tubular Mortice Latch comes with a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee.
How do I clean the latch?
Wipe the latch with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
Troubleshooting
Latch doesn't engage properly.
Check if the handle is a sprung handle. Ensure the latch is correctly aligned in the door frame. Check for obstructions.
Handle feels stiff.
Lubricate the moving parts of the latch with a light oil. Make sure the door and frame are aligned.
Latch bolt doesn't retract fully.
Check for obstructions in the door frame. Verify the handle's spring mechanism is functioning correctly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to install on internal doors.
Suitable for both left and right-handed doors.
Provides standard security for internal applications.
Comes with a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee.
Operates smoothly with sprung handles.
Cons
Not suitable for doors requiring locking.
Not compatible with unsprung lever handles.
Only offers standard security level.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: The latch is designed to be morticed into the door. This involves creating a recess in the door to fit the latch body.
Compatibility: Ensure the latch is compatible with your door's thickness and existing door frame. It is designed to work with sprung handles only.
Door Handing: This latch can be used on both left and right-handed doors, offering flexibility in your installation.
Care: Keep the latch clean and free of debris. If the latch becomes stiff, a light application of lubricant can help restore smooth operation.