Bathroom Locks

Bathroom Mortice Locks for Internal Privacy Doors A bathroom mortice lock sits inside the door and works with a lever handle and turn-and-release fitting. The handle operates the latch for everyday opening and closing, while the turn operates the privacy bolt from inside the room. Lock Body Rather Than a Complete Handle Set These are… Read more →

Bathroom Mortice Locks for Internal Privacy Doors

A bathroom mortice lock sits inside the door and works with a lever handle and turn-and-release fitting. The handle operates the latch for everyday opening and closing, while the turn operates the privacy bolt from inside the room.

Lock Body Rather Than a Complete Handle Set

These are bathroom mortice locks for customers choosing or replacing the lock body. Handles and turn-and-release furniture are selected separately unless the chosen item states otherwise. If you would rather buy coordinated handles and privacy hardware together, browse bathroom door lock sets.

Choose 64mm or 76mm

The locks are available in 64mm and 76mm case lengths. When replacing an existing lock, matching the current case and door preparation is usually the simplest approach. For a new installation, use the selected product dimensions to position the handle spindle and privacy turn correctly.

Fire Rating and Faceplate Finish

The range consists of fire-rated bathroom mortice locks. Check the selected product for its full rating details and fitting requirements, particularly when the lock is intended for a fire door. Faceplate finishes include matt black, antique brass, satin nickel, polished chrome and electro brass, allowing the door edge to coordinate with the visible handles and hinges.

Complete the Door

Pair the lock with compatible WC thumb turns and releases and suitable door handles. If you prefer a longer plate with the bathroom function built into the design, compare door handles on backplate. For non-locking rooms, use a tubular mortice latch instead.

Before Ordering

Measure the existing lock case, confirm the spindle positions and check the selected product dimensions. Make sure the handle, turn and lock are compatible with one another. Morticing and aligning a new lock needs care; use a joiner if you are not confident cutting and preparing the door.

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