Fixings: Locks and Hinges (Leaving Cert Construction Studies): Flashcards

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Fixings: Locks and Hinges
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Two main categories of door hardware

Hinges (movement) and locks (security)

Most commonly used door hinge type

Butt hinges

Rising butt hinges special feature

Slightly lifts door as it opens to clear floor coverings (carpets)

Lift-off hinges main advantage

Door can be lifted straight off without hinge disassembly

Most prevalent lock type in doors

Mortise lock

Mortise lock installation requirement

Cutting rectangular cavity (mortise) into door's edge

Two mechanisms in a mortise lock

Latch (handle-controlled) and lock (key-operated)

How night latches are mounted

On door's surface rather than recessed into it

Night latch one-way operation feature

Opens from inside without key; requires key from outside

Multipoint locks main characteristic

Multiple locking mechanisms along door's height

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