Tall Japanned Door Lock, 1-1/16 to-pin

Surface Locks

• Sold each
• Material: Steel, brass plated bolt
• Finish: Matte Black
• Supplied with two malleable iron, nickel plated keys
• Includes brass wood screws for mounting.
• Keyhole-covers not-included as furniture style dictates keyhole-cover design

Surface Locks are reproduced in a limited amount of sizes. Thus, exactly matching old locks is not always possible. Our entire lock collection is displayed on this site.

• Backset- Distance To Pin: 1-1/16" (27 mm)
• Overall: 2-1/8" x 3-1/2" (55 mm x 89 mm)
• Bolt Projection: 9/16"
• Key: Barrel: 1/4" x 2", 2-5/8" Overall Length, Key-bit Height: 5/8"

Japanned Door Locksare an authentic 19th century type used on early cupboard and wardrobe doors. Use on either right or left hand cabinet doors. Easy to install, these japanned surface locks mount directly to interior of doors.  No mortising is necessary when mounting. Attach with wood screws. Lock-bolt is brass plated. 

Japanned Door Locks are made of steel. Each has a historic black japanned-iron finish. Lock-bolt is brass plated. Strikes not included as not required. Made In England. 

More Japanned Iron Door Locks:

• 10/16" to pin - Japanned Iron Door Locks
• 13/16" to pin - Japanned Iron Door Locks
• 1-1/16" to pin - Japanned Iron Door Locks

Replacing Surface Locks

Keyhole location measurement is critical. Replacement lock-keyhole-location must match location of keyhole in furniture.

To measure: easiest to measure old lock, if you have it:

• Lock Keyhole Location: distance between selvedge-edge - where bolt shoots through, to lock pin. This measurement is known as the backset.
• Furniture Keyhole Cutout Location: distance between furniture-edge to estimated location of lock pin in furniture keyhole.

For help measuring and selecting full mortise locks, we recommend reading: How to select, measure and install full mortise cabinet locks.