Tubular mortice latches hold internal passage doors closed and release when the lever handle is pressed; they do not lock. Compare 64mm and 76mm case lengths, finishes and single or multipack options, then check the backset required by your handle design. Use a bathroom mortice lock or sash lock instead when the door needs privacy or key-operated security. Matching faceplate finishes help the latch sit neatly beside coordinated handles and hinges.
33 Tubular Mortice Latches
About Tubular Mortice Latches
Tubular Mortice Latches for Internal Door Handles A tubular latch is the simple mechanism that holds a passage door closed and releases when the handle is pressed. It does not lock, making it suitable for living rooms, hallways, kitchens and other internal spaces where free access is needed. Choose the Right Case Length The main… Read more →
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. It holds a passage door closed and retracts with the handle, but it has no privacy or key-locking function.
Case length is the full length of the latch body. Backset is the distance from the door edge to the centre of the handle spindle.
Match an existing latch where possible, or use the product drawing to choose the handle position and case size that suit the door.
Not by itself. Bathroom privacy needs a compatible bathroom lock and turn-and-release fitting.