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Replacing mechanism in old internal door
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Our house was built in the early 50's so I'm guessing the doors are original from then. I need to replace the mechanism but it is deeper than any I can find. B&Q do one @76mm but even that is not quite enough.
I know I can mod the door to suit the mechanism and then fill the old holes but can anyone recommend another course of action?
Thanks.
I know I can mod the door to suit the mechanism and then fill the old holes but can anyone recommend another course of action?
Thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You are at the wrong shop B&Q only do ..2 1/2''.. and ..3''.. mortice locks..
I sometimes replace old mortice locks..longer than 3'' and get them from a local hardware store....they have them in stock, but I dont think they will be listed online.
http://www.bunce-co.co.uk/
Have'nt you got an old style ironmongers near you...try them.
I sometimes replace old mortice locks..longer than 3'' and get them from a local hardware store....they have them in stock, but I dont think they will be listed online.
http://www.bunce-co.co.uk/
Have'nt you got an old style ironmongers near you...try them.
You can buy them online - e.g. http://www.tbks.co.uk...de&stockcode=AL013SCP
Search for "mortice latch" or "tubular latch"
Search for "mortice latch" or "tubular latch"
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