T Strike Rectangular Face Tubular Latch with 60mm Backset
480TPBS
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Suitable for interior doors, the Rectangular Face Tubular Latch provides a firm action during the normal operation of door handles and soft door closures. Features include a dual sprung tubular latch, a self-aligning cam, rectangular face, 60mm backset and a T shaped strike plate. Available in three finishes.
Collection Gainsborough - Latches ?
Function Latch ?
Bore hole (mm) 54 ?
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- Dual sprung latch suitable for internal doors
- T-shaped strike plate
- Featuring rectangular face, 60mm backset
- Self-aligning
- Allows soft door closure
- Dual sprung latch suitable for internal doors
- T-shaped strike plate
- Featuring rectangular face, 60mm backset
- Self-aligning
- Allows soft door closure
- Dual sprung latch suitable for internal doors
- T-shaped strike plate
- Featuring rectangular face, 60mm backset
- Self-aligning
- Allows soft door closure
- Style Name: 480 Series
- Application: Internal
- Backset (mm): 60
- Bore Hole (mm): 54
- Edge Bore (mm): 25
About the collection
Gainsborough's 480 series tubular latches are dual sprung to allow firm action during normal operation of door knobs and levers ensuring soft door closure. The selfaligning cam allows for easy installation when used with Gainsborough door hardware. Choose from rectangular, radius corner and drivein latch varieties.
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At Gainsborough, we offer a lot of complementary products to simplify your door hardware selections. Browse our range of door levers, knobs, pull handles, cavity sets and smart locks designed to seamlessly work together and elevate your design project.
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Door hardware is easy to clean. Give your levers and knobs, including roses and plates, a gentle wipe every two months with a soft, damp cloth. A solution of soap and water could also be used to remove dirt from knobs, roses, but make sure the liquid doesn’t go into cylinders. Avoid using acidic or abrasive substances which may contain solvents, i.e. cleaning products, as they may cause a deterioration of the finish.
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