Fittings
Bolts and latches
Tower and barrel bolts, flush bolts for double doors, and latches.
Price on request · Ask about availability
Bolts add a simple, positive way to secure a door from one side; latches hold a door shut until the handle is turned.
For double doors, the second leaf usually needs bolts at top and bottom so the active leaf has something firm to close against.
Types to ask about
Tower bolts
A bolt sliding in guides on a back plate, surface-mounted. Sizes vary with the strength needed.
Main doors · Interior doors
Price on requestAsk about tower bolts on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)Barrel bolts
The bolt runs in a closed barrel, a tidy and robust choice for gates, cabinets and doors.
Interior doors · Projects and trade
Price on requestAsk about barrel bolts on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)Flush bolts
Set into the edge of the passive leaf of a double door, out of sight when the doors are closed.
Projects and trade · Main doors
Price on requestAsk about flush bolts on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)Latches
Tubular or mortise latches, with no key, for doors that need to stay shut but not locked.
Interior doors
Price on requestAsk about latches on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)
General types of hardware, not a stock list. The shop confirms what is available.
Bring these details
- Door type and whether it is single or double
- Bolt length you have or need
- Photo of the fitting position
Photos help. Keep them on your phone to show at the shop.
Request a quotation
Tell the shop what you need, with sizes and finish, and ask for a price. WhatsApp opens with your message ready for you to check and send.
Helpful guides
Related in the range
Mortise lock sets, rim and safety locks, cylinders and knob locks for main and interior doors.
Keypad and card-access locks for main doors, with a mechanical key override.
Overhead hydraulic door closers sized to the door, with adjustable closing speed.