Glass to Wall Dead Lock for 10-12mm Frameless Glass Gates, Tapered Lever Handles, Euro Cylinder, 3 Keys, Satin Zinc

A key-locking dead lock for a frameless glass gate that closes against a wall, pier or post, in satin finished zinc. A half-round case 130mm tall and 75mm wide, 114mm across the lever sits on each face of a 10mm to 12mm toughened panel, with a broad tapered lever on both sides, a euro cylinder with three keys and a thumb-turn on the inside. It closes against a flat keep plate that screws to the wall, pier or post. The glass needs three 10mm holes and a cylinder cut-out, so the panel has to be ordered to suit. The price shown is for one complete lock.

Why use this lock

A proper lock for an all-glass gate. The case bolts through the glass and carries a full euro cylinder, so a frameless gate can be locked by key from one side and by thumb-turn from the other, with no metal frame around the panel.

Bolted through the glass. Unlike a clamp-on lock, this one is held by screws passing through holes in the panel. It cannot creep along the edge of the glass, which suits gates that get heavy use.

Closes to masonry. The flat keep plate screws to a wall, pier or post, so a glass gate can shut against a house wall or the end of a run.

Solid, weighty handles. The broad tapered lever on each face gives a firm hold and suits the look of a modern glass screen. The satin finish pairs well with stainless clamps and posts.

Standard euro cylinder. The 51mm cylinder comes with three keys. If a key is lost, a locksmith can swap a standard euro cylinder of the same length.

Where it is used

Frameless glass gates and doors at hotels, spas, leisure centres, offices and restaurants; glass roof terrace and courtyard gates; and internal glass screens where a door has to be locked out of hours.

Specifications

Choose the right glass gate lock

Choosing the right option

First decide what the gate shuts against: a wall or a glass panel. Then check the glass is 10mm to 12mm toughened safety glass and that it can be ordered with three 10mm holes and a cylinder cut-out. Those have to be cut before toughening, so order the lock first and give your glass supplier the drawing above. Because this is a dead lock, do not rely on it alone where a gate must self-latch, such as a pool fence. Ask us about the latching locks below. Measure the space at the gate edge too, because the case and handles need clearance when the gate swings.

Fitting and care

Set the gate on its hinges first and check the swing. Offer the two case halves up to the holes on either side of the glass and tighten the screws evenly with the correct driver, without overtightening. Slide in the euro cylinder and fit its retaining screw, then fit the keep plate to the wall so the bolt lines up and throws cleanly. Test the lock with the gate open before you close it. Wipe with warm soapy water and a soft cloth, and rinse after splashes of pool water.

Frequently asked questions

Ordering and delivery

Order online with Express UK Delivery and same-day dispatch on orders before 2pm, Monday to Friday. For several gates, call 01744 520 110 or email sales@industrialsuppliesco.co.uk and we will confirm the parts and delivery before you order.