Standard Door Lift Lever
Timber Single Door With Lift Lever Handle Operation
Here we have the most common type of multipoint door lock operation. You lift the lever to engage the locking points and turn the key. This stops the handle from being depressed and disengaging the locking points. Unlocking the key cylinder, enables the handle to be depressed. This disengages the locking points and pushing the handle down also releases the latch to allow the door to open.
| Part Number | Description | Quantity Required |
| MA-242353 | Door Lock | 1 |
| MA-218141 | Hook Keep | 2 |
| MA-218142 | Right Hand Latch Keep For 44mm Door |
1 Required |
| MA-218143 | Left Hand Latch Keep For 44mm Door | |
| MA-226774 | Right Hand Latch Keep For 56mm Door | |
| MA-226775 | Left Hand Latch Keep For 56mm Door |
In the table are shown the components required for this type of door operation. To decide which latch keep is required, please see the diagram below:
