Ho la vecchia serratura nella foto installata sulla porta del nostro bagno. Il meccanismo di bloccaggio attualmente è semplicemente chiuso da quella copertura bianca circolare. L’ho aperto e ho provato a mettere la maniglia lì e sì, è una di quelle serrature in cui puoi chiudere la porta girando la maniglia verso l’alto. (Vedi foto) Ma vedo che probabilmente avrò bisogno di una maniglia/serratura specifica per farla funzionare e immagino che non dovrebbe nemmeno avere 2 maniglie per porta di sicuro. 😁 E ho verificato che le piccole manopole della serratura del bagno non possono essere installate su questo.
Qualcuno può indicarmi innanzitutto come si chiama questo tipo di serratura in Finlandia, così spero di poter ottenere qualche indicazione in qualche negozio di ferramenta? Dimmi o indicami qualche guida online su come installare/far funzionare correttamente il meccanismo di blocco?
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It’s a Boda lock, don’t know the model, might be 312. Common in buildings from the 50’s to early 80’s or so. As a nice bonus the thing is riveted so you can’t even open it to clean or grease.
They haven’t been made for 40 years now
Some older toilet doors have just one handle on the inside which is turned upwards to lock the door. I think that this lock is meant to be used with two single sided handles. The outside handle would be attached to the upper position and the inside handle to the lower position.
If you turn the lower handle downwards will the locking bolt retract?
Thats called old as hell lock. You might find some options here: [https://www.domusclassica.fi/ovet-ja-ikkunat/ovenpainikkeet-saranat-ja-heloitus/lukot-ja-varaosat/c/1207/](https://www.domusclassica.fi/ovet-ja-ikkunat/ovenpainikkeet-saranat-ja-heloitus/lukot-ja-varaosat/c/1207/) or here: https://www.helakauppa.com/helakauppa-verkkokauppa/lukot.html. I used phrase perinnelukko (traditional lock) to find these links.
If you are renting, that’s basically on your landlord to fix it. How ever, there’s no actual law that requires it to be replaced. At the same time I wouldn’t replace it by your self just like that either without asking is this okay.
If it’s your own home, do what ever you like.
Usually that lock only has a handle on the top for outside and the bottom for inside, the other holes are plated or aren’t visible. Inside you turn the handle upwards to lock it and the outside handle will not be able to open it. Clearly here there’s been drilled two holes for handles which is generally newer standard. Helakauppa would be able to help you