PZ object mortise lock - forend width 20 mm

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KB.7724X
€24.65
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PZ object mortise lock - forend width 20 mm


Dimensions:

square spindle:
8 mm spring lever hub
forend width:
20 mm
forend length:
235 mm
distance:
72 mm
backset:
65 mm
lock case height:
165 mm

Product features:

  • lock case closed and galvanized, with tumbler protection
  • with latch bolt lever for alternating function
  • forend made of stainless steel
  • with nickel plated silent latch bolt
  • forend design rounded or square
  • 2-turn = 22 mm dead bolt exclusion (nickel-plated)
  • door alignment DIN right or DIN left selectable
  • classification according to DIN 18251, class 3

Scope of application:

  • suitable for rebated doors with 72 mm distance
  • prepared for Euro profile cylinder

Determine dimensions correctly:

Backset (in mm): Is the distance from the centre of the lever handle or lock cylinder to the front edge of the forend.

Distance dimension: Is measured from the centre of the lever hub or turning knob to the centre of the cylinder recess (keyhole). This measure is standardized in Germany with the following dimensions:

  • 72 mm for interior apartment doors
  • 78 mm WC - doors
  • 92 mm front doors / apartment doors outside

Square spindel:

  • square spindel 8 mm for room doors
  • square spindel 9 mm for fire protection doors
  • square spindel 10 mm for external doors


Forend width and length: The forend is the front face of the mortise lock which is visible after installation in the door. The design of forend can be rounded or square.




Door alignment:

The DIN direction of the door alignment is also important for the selection of the mortise lock. A distinction is made here between DIN right and DIN left. If the door hinges are on the left-hand side when the observer looks at the closed door, this is a door with a DIN left alignment, if the door hinges are on the right side, this is a DIN right door alignment.

door alignment


Rebated door:

The most used door is the rebated door. In it, the rebate is a small step at the edge of the door leaf. As a result, the door leaf rests on the frame. A seal on the frame (door frame) provides the necessary sealing and soundproofing.

Non-rebated doors:

Doors without a rebate are called non-rebated doors. Architects often require a harmonious and flush finish between the door leaf and frame. This is achieved by non-rebated door leaves. Due to the flushness of the frame and door leaf, it is an absolute eye-catcher in the room.

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