#0090 Latching Door Handles
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For your shed, attic, play room, or barn doors.
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Model information
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- Category
- Outdoor & Garden
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
This is for doors to access utility spaces, like a shed or attic. I made this for my two attic spaces and it has worked very well for the last 15 months.
Features:
- Easy to print with no supports
- Hides all hardware on the handles with snap-on covers
- Left or right-handed latch, take your pick
- Different shaft lengths provided to fit your door thickness
- STP file provide for Shaft model to customize shaft length to your needs
Other things you'll need:
- 6x #12x1" (M5x25) Flat Head Wood Screws
Instructions to install and/or customize:
- Determine which version (left- or right-handed) you need to print.
- Drill a hole 22-28mm in diameter on the door 46mm from the door jamb as shown.
- Measure door thickness and find the correct Shaft length. DM me to add a shaft length you can't find here.
Important: If your door thickness is in between door thicknesses provided, use the shaft length for the thicker door - you'll see a slightly larger gap between the Handle and the Flange Cover but that's ok.
- Print the quantities of each part as shown.
- Assemble as shown.
For those of you that have access to CAD software, use the .STP file provided to customize the shaft length that you need.
Tip:
- Orient the screws of the flange base for each side of the door 90 degrees from each other so that they don't run into each other.
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