Wooden Door Lock Room (silent)

Deaks Wooden (wooden) interior doors The locks used for this purpose are typically mortise lock mechanisms, chosen for their aesthetic appeal and quiet operation. These locks are installed in a recess into the door and are offered in various models to suit different needs.

Popular Types of Wooden Room Locks
Wooden door locks are divided into three main categories according to their intended use:

1. Silent Room Lock: Thanks to its plastic (polyamide) latch, the door doesn't make a metallic sound when closing. It is especially preferred for bedrooms and study rooms.
2. Recessed Room Lock: These are standard key-operated systems. For wooden doors, models with a mortise depth of 35 mm or 40 mm are generally used.
3. WC/Bathroom Lock: These are security systems that can be locked from the inside with a latch mechanism, but can be opened from the outside with a coin or screwdriver in emergency situations.

Wooden Door Lock Technical Specifications and Selection Criteria
When choosing the right lock for your wooden door, you should pay attention to the following details:

• Axis Distance: The distance from the mirror (the metal plate on the door frame) to the center of the handlebar hole (commonly 40 mm).
• Material and Color: Metallic grey, black, nickel, or antique finish options are available to match your decor.
• Rapport: Depending on whether you are choosing a Lake, American, or solid wood door type, different recess depths may be required.