The Yale Tubular Mortice Latch is a tubular latch for use on internal wooden doors with handles, w...The Yale Tubular Mortice Latch is a tubular latch for use on internal wooden doors with handles, where no locking is required. The latchbolt is withdrawn by a sprung handle and is not suitable for unsprung lever handles. It is suitable for both left and right handed doors. The dimension shown is the backset size. This latch has a standard security level and comes with a 2 year manufacturer's guarantee. This 3" tubular latch from Yale is suitable for wooden doors where no locking is required.
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This guide is for anyone using the Yale Tubular Mortice Latch, ideal for internal wooden doors where locking isn't needed. The primary benefit is straightforward installation and reliable functionality. However, it's crucial to remember that this latch is designed for sprung handle use only, not unsprung lever handles.
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Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
250888205168
Brand
Yale
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What kind of doors is this latch suitable for?
The Yale Tubular Mortice Latch is suitable for internal wooden doors.
Can this latch be used on exterior doors?
No, this latch is designed for internal doors only.
What type of handle is compatible?
This latch is designed to work with sprung handles.
Is the latch reversible for left and right-handed doors?
Yes, the latch is suitable for both left and right-handed doors.
What is the backset size?
The dimension shown is the backset size.
How do I clean the latch?
Wipe the latch with a soft, damp cloth.
Does this latch come with a warranty?
Yes, it comes with a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee.
What should I do if the latch sticks?
Check for obstructions and apply lubricant to the moving parts.
Troubleshooting
The handle feels stiff or difficult to turn.
Check for any obstructions in the latch mechanism and apply lubricant if needed.
The door doesn't close or latch properly.
Verify the alignment of the latch and strike plate; adjust as necessary.
The latch is loose or wobbly.
Tighten the screws securing the latch and handle to the door.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to install on internal wooden doors.
Suitable for both left and right-handed doors, simplifying installation.
Comes with a manufacturer's guarantee for added assurance.
Available in multiple finishes to complement different interior styles.
Designed for use with sprung handles, ensuring reliable operation.
Cons
Not suitable for doors requiring a locking mechanism.
Only compatible with sprung handles; not compatible with unsprung lever handles.
Standard security level, may not be suitable for high-security needs.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation
Prepare the Door: Ensure the door is ready with the appropriate mortice (hole) for the latch. Follow the provided template.
Insert the Latch: Slide the latch into the prepared mortice, ensuring it aligns correctly with the door frame.
Attach the Handle: Fix the handles to the door, aligning them with the latch spindle.
Test the Operation: Check the handle's functionality to confirm the latch engages and disengages smoothly.
Compatibility
Door Material: Designed for use on internal wooden doors.
Handle Type: Compatible with sprung handles.
Door Thickness: Check the backset size to ensure a proper fit.
Care
Cleaning: Regularly wipe the latch with a soft, damp cloth to remove any dust or debris.
Lubrication: Occasionally apply a small amount of lubricant to the moving parts to ensure smooth operation.