L9456L17A626 Corridor Mortise Lock Less L9456L17A626

L9456L17A626 Corridor Mortise Lock Less

The L9456L17A626 Corridor Mortise Lock Less A 626 series Mortise lock designed for use on modern corridor hotels and accommodations throughout the world. The lock is fitted with all special parts required to achieve Euro profile, Dutch Profile and UK Profile compliance..

The L9456L17A626 Corridor Mortise Lock Less is a standard mortised lock, incorporating a latchbolt operated by a cam. The latchbolt is located outside of the deadbolt and does not obstruct the handle's ability to be turned.

The Amerock L9456L17A626 Corridor Mortise Lock Less is designed to match the Amerock Pivot 42 in. x 29-7/8 in. Single Vessel Bathroom Sink with Overflow. The L9456L17A626 is made from premium quality materials, and hand crafted by skilled artisans. This product comes with a limited lifetime warranty.

The L9456L17A626 is a mortise lock less comprises a latchbolt assembly, including latchbolt, striker, round plate and the auxiliary device with integral backstop. The lock is designed for use on fire resisting doors. This standard Grade 2 lock complies with BS EN1634-1:2013.

With the Allister Corridor Mortise Lock you can control access to everything from a private office or a storage room to a classroom and even a rest room. The privacy, security and convenience of this lock make it ideal for many settings. The sleek design is perfect for commercial and institutional doors.

This high quality mortise lock set is perfect for modern office buildings. The lock can be made to dual unlock. The finish is brushed nickel with clear anodized aluminum thumbturns and plates. The appearance is matched by the smooth operating mechanism of the lock. It has a four-way key changeable core.

The LS Series deadbolt mortise lock is designed for applications where the door is either left ajar or the latchbolt when locked in the open position. The deadlock is activated by rotating a key 180? to lock both the bolt and the deadlatch. This feature allows for people to exit an area using a key without being locked in, or gain entry without having to unlock the deadlock first.