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The Contractors Lever Latch Door Handle (200851) is designed for contractors and homeowners looking for a reliable, utilitarian solution for internal residential or light commercial doors. These handles provide a consistent and robust operation when paired with a standard tubular latch. While they offer a durable satin anodised aluminium finish that blends into most interior decors, they are strictly intended for internal use and do not include locking mechanisms, making them unsuitable for bathrooms or front doors requiring security.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 200851 |
| Brand | TIMCO |
No, these are strictly designed for internal door use.
No, the tubular latch must be purchased separately.
No, this specific model is a non-locking latch handle.
It is constructed from durable aluminium with a satin anodised finish.
You should check your local building regulations; unless specifically rated for fire door use, it is generally recommended to use certified fire-rated hardware.
Check if the tubular latch spring is strong enough or if the spindle is slightly binding in the plate.
Tighten the mounting screws; ensure they are fully seated into the wood core of the door.
Installation is straightforward as the handle comes as a complete set. 1. Measure the existing holes or mark the door for new pilot holes using the provided template. 2. Install the tubular latch into the door edge. 3. Position the lever plates on either side of the door. 4. Secure the assembly using the included screws. For compatibility, ensure the door thickness is within standard residential range (typically 35mm-44mm). To maintain the finish, simply wipe the handles down with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads, as these can strip the anodised coating.
