Standard Sash Locks for Sprung Lever Handles

What are Sash Locks? 

Sash locks consist of a latch, operated by a handle, and a lock operated by a key. Sash locks are usually mortised into the door, and are one of the most common lever lock styles for both interior and exterior doors.

Our sash locks are designed for use with our sprung lever handles, like the Polished Brass Straight lever lock handle shown below.

Components Explained

Sprung Handles - because they have a spring incorporated into their design, our sprung lever handles can be used with a multitude of sash locks.

Standard Sash Lock - designed to be used with any of our sprung lever handles, this type of lock is mortised into the door and screw fixed in.

Split Spindle - a standard split spindle for use on doors with a maximum thickness of 44m. We're also able to provide longer spindles for thicker doors when required - please get in touch to learn more.

Key Locking - all of our sash locks are supplied with 2 or 3 keys which can either be keyed alike or keyed to differ.

Receiver Plate - screw fixed to the frame of the door.

Wood Screw Fixings - supplied with matching wood screw fixings.