Half-Mortise Chest & Box Lock
Half-Mortise Chest & Box Lock
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Vintage-style Hardware
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Traditional & classic
- Designed for chests & boxes
- 1" backset
- Made of steel material
- Includes a strike plate, a polished nickel skeleton key, & 6 flat-head Phillips screws
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An old-style half-mortise lock designed for chests, boxes, & drawers with lids. Made of steel material, this lock is sturdy & well-made. An excellent option for locking up big boxes & chests, or any cabinet furniture with a lid.
Hardwick & Sons is pleased to offer vintage-style hardware for the many people who desire to fashion their homes with charm, quality, & style. The traditional-style hardware that we showcase are true & faithful reproductions of classic hardware pieces found in the many homes from across America throughout the past century.
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Product Backset Overall Size Body Thickness Strike Size Model # Half-Mortise Chest & Box Lock 1" 2 - 5/8" High x 1 - 5/8" Wide 5/16" 2 - 5/8" High x 1/2" Wide BMH6546X Product Overall Size Model # Polished Nickel Key 2 - 1/4" Long x 7/8" Wide - For California Residents:
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United StatesHalf mortise box lock
I have used this item several times and each time have been disappointed by the quality of the product. The problem is I have been unable to find a better quality steel lock in this configuration. I would gladly pay two or three times, or more, for a quality lock that doesn’t have such a high failure rate or require modification to become workable.
- Reviews
- Questions
United StatesHalf mortise box lock
I have used this item several times and each time have been disappointed by the quality of the product. The problem is I have been unable to find a better quality steel lock in this configuration. I would gladly pay two or three times, or more, for a quality lock that doesn’t have such a high failure rate or require modification to become workable.