Sliding Door Latch

$95.00

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The sliding door latch is a two way sliding patio door latch that was invented as a safety measure to prevent young children from exiting a sliding patio door. It can be disengaged when children are not present **(You are responsible for such uses). It is also intended for use as a preventative measure for people with special needs with autism, sleepwalkers, and adults with dementia.

Our sliding door latch is suitable for sliding patio doors. It can be a useful hardware for pool safeDepending on council regulations, doors and gates can be set up to act as a safety barrier to your pool or spa.

Disclaimer: The above checklist does not substitute for a pool inspection and is for educational purposes only.

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SKU: IH-0004

Pool Safe & Door Latch

Most state regulations say something along the lines of;

  • Gate or door must open outward from pool,
  • Gate or door must be self closing and self latching,
  • Direct access from the door of a house to the pool area is not allowed,
  • The latch must be mounted more than 1.5 m above the ground,
  • Gate or door must self latch shut on the first swing,
  • If the doors will not have self closing and self latching featuresthe following rules apply.
  • All swimming pools and spas on residential properties in Victoria with a depth greater than 30cm (300mm) are required to be surrounded by a safety barrier.

Self Closer & Door Latch

All pool and spa owners are encouraged to utilise the pool and spa area checking tool, developed by Life Saving Victoria. This includes common faults/non-compliance issues such as:

  • Gates that don’t self-latch or self-close.
  • Climbable objects in the ‘non climbable’ zone outlined in the Australian Standards (e.g. pot plants, chairs, pool pumps near the pool fencing which could allow a child to climb over the fence).
  • Excess space under the fence, and;
  • Misuse (e.g. propping the pool gate open).
  • Disclaimer: The above checklist does not substitute for a pool inspection and is for educational purposes only.

 

Color

Black, white

Attention please.
  • When you open the package, you will find one small screw next to the long screws.
  • Optionally, this screw should be carefully placed in the place marked with the arrow as in the side photo.
  • The aim here is to make the latches more suitable to the desired standards if they are to be used for pool safety.
  •  When this screw is inserted here, the ability to disable the latch when desired is eliminated.

LATCHback Installation Instructions:

Required tools: A Cordless Drill, 3/8” and 7/32” Drill Bits, and a Philips Screw Driver Please note: Once before drilling and screwing, check it several times then do the job. Remember, it’s your responsibility.
  • Slide the door in the closing direction, all the way.
  • Place the paper template (supplied) on the door at a minimum height of 150 cm from the ground.
  • Drill the door with 3/8″ drill bit for the middle hole. Use a 7/32″ drill bit for the other holes. (Before drilling with a large drill bit, a centering hole is first drilled with a small diameter drill bit.)
  • Extreme Caution– Make sure that the drill bits should not hit the glass behind.
  • Connect the two handles using the long screws provided. Make sure the inner handle (with deactivation button) is installed inside.
  • Slide the door in the closing direction; Manually adjust the striker and latch hook to best fit together. This process is vital for the efficient operation of the latch mechanism. Before screwing in, try a few times and decide on the position where the latch hook hooks easily and efficiently.
  • In this state, mark the screw locations for the strike/keeper and mount it.
  • Note: Latch spacers are used when the latch is too far from the keeper.
  • Please make the right choice; returns are not accepted.
To disable LATCHback, turn the lever to the left (counter clockwise) until you hear a click. Press the button in the lower left corner to reactivate LATCHback sliding door latch. This feature is not compliant with pool safety rules. Please read and apply the second paragraph above.
  • Disclaimer: The above checklist does not substitute for a pool inspection and is for educational purposes only.

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