About the Milos Cavity Slider Door Lock
Does not come with an end pull (fingerpull)
Creativity & innovation
The Milos Cavity Slider Lock is a high quality and versatile lock that provides a privacy lock to sliding doors in a house.
It has a up and down action lever on the inside that throws a hook bolt to active the lock. This lock also features a red indicator on the outside.
This acts as a indicator if the room is occupied in addition to being the emergency release mechanism.
The emergency release activates by putting a pin or small utensil to unlock the hook bolt.
Mortice hook bolt
The small mortice lock is strong and durable. It is also designed to retract when the sliding door is closed when the bolt is out. It therefore prevents against accidental damage; a common weakness of other mortice locks.
What do I get with the lock
The cavity lock comes as a complete set. All the screws and striker plate are included in every kit and also allowing a quick simple install process. The striker plate also comes with an adjustable catch to allow for movement in the door. It is then covered with an attractive face plate.
Features
Easy to install.
Accommodates 34 to 50mm thick doors. This is a standard Australian door thickness for sliding doors.
Lock and unlock by sliding on inside of door.
Emergency release on outside of door. It is both small and discreet.
Complete set, does not require anything else for sliding door. Unless you require an end pull for fully concealed cavity doors.
Your questions answered
Common questions
How does a privacy door lock work?
A privacy door lock works when the occupant of a toilet, bathroom or any room for that matter closes the door. The lock is then activated by pulling down the finger bar. This throws a hook which engages the striker plate
How do you unlock in case of an emergency?
This is quite simple. With a pen, toothpick or small pointy object, insert into the slot at the bottom of the red indicator and just lift..
Will I need a fush pull handle as well?
No you won’t need any other door furniture as the lock has a more than adequate recess to allow it to be used as a flush pull.
It does not come with an end pull for doors that fully recess into the cavity when the door is in the open position.
Do you need a finger pull for flush finishing doors?
Yes you will. Click on the link below to see options: