The lock consists of a roller latch mechanism that is engaged by turning a key or thumb turn, and it provides a single point of locking. This means that when the lock is engaged, it locks the door at a single point rather than multiple points, which is different from multi-point locking systems.

The roller latch mechanism uses a spring-loaded roller to hold the door in place, and it is typically made of durable materials such as brass, steel or zinc. This type of lock is commonly used in residential and commercial applications where a basic level of security is required.

Overall, the "Mortice Door Lock Roller Latch Single Point" is a type of door lock that provides a simple which is a rectangular cavity cut into the edge of a door and reliable way to secure a door.

Operation

Roller bolt operated by push or pull from either side Deadbolt operated by turn from either side

Case

Pierced to accept 38mm centre horizontally opposed bolt through fixing furniture

Latchbolt

Brass, adjustable roller bolt to suit either hand Heavy sprung as standard. Light springing available on request