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General Boards => Technical Support => Topic started by: Lawrence Tarnoff on August 06, 2017, 09:41:27 PM
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Anyone know the manufacturer of this lavatory door latch (see pix) -- or a source for a comparable replacement. There are no markings. The tongue that secures the door closed no longer grasps and holds to the receiver affixed to the door frame.
I tried to take a peek inside but discovered that a previous owner decided not to use the set screws on the handles and permanently (and I mean PERMANENTLY) secured them. I can't see the workings without removing the handles, but don't want to get out my angle grinder until I have replacement in hand.
Based on the backer plates you'll see in the pix, it also appears to me that this may be a replacement latch. Note the tiny screw holes at the top and bottom of the receiver plate.
Thanks!
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yours is identical to mine and there is no evidence mine is a replacement. The tiny holes could be from the attachment of a template used to guide the router to cut out the recess behind the striker plate. I have used such a template on regular household doors. Usually attached to the door frame by small brads. Looked for a mfgr name, found none.