Looking for locks like this (pictures available)

Sep 09, 2024 Last reply: 1 year ago 10 Replies

Our old canal boat in France has two sliding doors with 'hook' locks. They are getting a bit unreliable (they are 50 years or so old) so I'd like to replace them. If possible I'd like something similar enough to fit without too much modification.



I have put three pictures up:-



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Can anyone suggest where I might find something similar?


Am 09.09.2024 um 12:09 schrieb Chris Green:

BKS 0371 looks similar. eg.:

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Scroll down and see which of the variants may fit by comparing the technical drawings. Sure you may find a British supplier or an other brand. Good luck!

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Am 09.09.2024 um 13:17 schrieb Matthias Czech:

Also have a look on Page 34 of this product cataloge to see the different dimensions. Dont' know the english word for 'Dornmaß'.

Am 09.09.2024 um 13:17 schrieb Matthias Czech:

Also have a look on Page 34 of this brochure to see the different dimensions. Dont' know the english word for 'Dornmaß'.

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Am 09.09.2024 um 13:42 schrieb Matthias Czech:

O.k.. It ist backset. And it is important!

There's also this (there are variants):

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Thanks, that's the sort of thing OK. I'll have to study their drwaings carefully. As I'm in the EU (at the moment) I might be able to get them sent to me here.

Brilliant, thank you. The existing locks are made by Nemef and I had already searched their website but couldn't find anything that looked right. The brochure you have found seems to have exactly what I want, thank you very much.

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And perhaps open the old ones and see if the can't be rejuvenated, once you know you can get a replacement?

Sometimes swapping "left" and "right" parts in a set of two locks can get another 50 years of wear out of them...

Thomas Prufer

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