- Locked by Key on either side via a cylinder lock (supplied).
- Latch opened by handle on either side.
- Suitable for left or right hung doors.
- Included Euro Cylinder is a 37-37 equal split measuring 74mm overall.
- 45mm backset from forend.
- 67mm deep case.
- 20mm bolt projection.
Union 222441 - BS Euro Cylinder Sashlock (67mm)
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Show Imperial »Dimensions Case Depth67mm Backset45mm Centres47mm Case Height109mm Forend Length176mm Forend Width25mm Lock Mortice Type Sashcase Lock Mechanism Euro Cylinder Key Differs 40,000 Bolt Projection 20mm Latchbolt Reversible Follower n/a Backset (keyhole) 45mm Colour Polished Brass Features Insurance Approved* BS3621:2007 Handed Left, Right * Insurance approval may vary due to conditions and location. Please check with your underwriter. In The Box Lock Case Strike Plate Cylinder Keys 3 Escutcheons - Reviews [2]
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Spare Key
Keys are of course included, but we can cut you a spare.Please allow 5 additional days for delivery.£4.20- Q&A [1]
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Does the escutcheon needs to be installed if using the cylinder lock with a handle that has the cylinder profile integrally?
Ken, Croston
If you have handles that will accept the Euro Cylinder you don't need to use the escutcheons. I would also advise checking that the cylinder included with this lock is the correct size for your door and handles. This cylinder has an overall length of 74mm with an equal 37/37 split. Ideally the cylinder should not protrude from the handles by more than a few mm.Anthony N, 3 Sep 2014» Ask Question All questions are answered by our own expert advisors.
