2 Big Hooks Refurb Kit

Unlock the potential of your service with the Refurb Kit solution! 

With our innovative approach, you can streamline your operations and enhance customer satisfaction. Say goodbye to the hassle of waiting for parts or dealing with cumbersome catalogs. Our Refurb Kit is designed for efficiency, ensuring that you can complete repairs in one visit. 

Imagine the ease of having everything you need at your fingertips, allowing you to restore locks to perfect working order swiftly. This not only saves you time but also keeps your customers happy and coming back for more. 

No more worrying about follow-up visits or losing business to competitors. With the Refurb Kit, you can confidently tackle repairs without the burden of additional costs or stock shortages. 

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To ensure you have all the necessary information for your product specification, here’s a detailed guide on how to measure the backset and centres, along with an explanation of the operation options.

How to Measure the Backset

The backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the lock cylinder. To measure it:

1. Close the Door: Ensure the door is closed to get an accurate measurement.

2. Use a Measuring Tape: Place one end of the measuring tape against the edge of the door.

3. Measure to the Center of the Lock Cylinder: Extend the tape to the center of the hole where the lock cylinder sits. This measurement is your backset.

How to Measure the Centres (PZ)

The centres measurement (PZ) is the distance from the center of the keyhole to the center of the handle hole. Here’s how to measure it:

1. Identify the Keyhole and Handle Hole: Locate both the keyhole and the handle hole on the door.

2. Measure from Center to Center: Use a measuring tape to measure the distance from the center of the keyhole to the center of the handle hole. This distance should be 92mm for your specification.

Operation Options

When selecting the operation from the dropdown menu, consider the following common types:

• Single Cylinder: Operated by a key from one side.

• Double Cylinder: Operated by a key from both sides.

• Thumb Turn: Allows for easy locking and unlocking from one side without a key.

This comprehensive guide should help you accurately specify your product and understand its features better. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out!