Hold the door panel
Front door spring latches hold the door panel to ensure that there are regularly no sudden openings due to gusts of wind that could cause damage.
Front door spring latches hold the door panel to ensure that there are regularly no sudden openings due to gusts of wind that could cause damage.
Both models of spring latches have been installed in more than 50,000 front doors.
Spring latches allow us to set the force that holds the front door panel to ensure that there are regularly no sudden openings due to gusts of wind that could cause damage.
We offer two models that fit most door frames. The universal spring latch is screwed directly onto the front door, while the u-rail faceplate spring latch is assembled under the faceplate.
The spring latches relieve the pressure on the lock
Universal spring latch and spring latch for u-rail faceplate eliminate problems caused by the pull or push mechanism affecting only the electric lock or a combination of an electric lock and a weak latch.
When such front doors are locked, they are held in place by the lock itself, but when unlocked and closed, only the spring keeps them in this position. Modern front doors often have large and heavy panels, so the existing system is not strong enough. As a result, the front door blows open with the wind, causing damage to the wall and door, or even hurting people.
This problem can be solved with both universal spring latch and spring latch for u-rail faceplate, allowing us to set the force that holds the front door panel to ensure that there are regularly no sudden openings due to gusts of wind that could cause damage.
Universal spring latch
Screwed directly onto the front door
Spring latch for U-rail faceplate
Installation under the faceplate