A door lock system includes an escutcheon with a keyless cylinder handle. A locking block is disposed in the handle cylinder and spring biased to a locked position to prevent removal of the handle. The locking block may only be moved to an unlocked position by accessing a lock spindle extending through an opening on a rear side of the escutcheon mounted to the door.

An electronic door lock system includes a gasket system for protecting electrical and mechanical components from exterior water and air. A lock portion may include a gasket, a circuit board, and a plate disposed between a first and second housing. The gasket includes an L-shaped perimeter that wraps around a first side and perimeter edge of the circuit board. The plate compresses the gasket perimeter against a ridge on the first housing to form a seal around the circuit board.

An electronic door lock system includes a gasket system for protecting electrical and mechanical components from exterior water and air. A lock portion may include a gasket, a circuit board, and a plate disposed between a first and second housing. The gasket includes an L-shaped perimeter that wraps around a first side and perimeter edge of the circuit board. The plate compresses the gasket perimeter against a ridge on the first housing to form a seal around the circuit board.

A locking assembly for a non-pivotable door is provided. The locking assembly comprises a spacer plate defining a spacer plate bolt void and a strike plate defining a strike plate bolt void. The spacer plate and strike plate are to be coupled to one another and further fixedly coupled to the non-pivotable door, such that the spacer plate bolt void and the strike plate bolt void are aligned. The locking assembly further comprises a locking mechanism and a housing, which is configured to receive and contain the locking mechanism. The locking mechanism comprises a latch bolt that is moveable between a retracted position within the housing and a deployed position. In the deployed position, the latch bolt extends outwardly from the housing and into each of the spacer plate bolt void and the strike plate bolt void, thereby locking the non-pivotable door to the housing.

The present invention relates to door furniture and methods of installation and particularly to door furniture for interior doors to minimize assembly issues.

The present invention relates to door furniture and methods of installation and particularly to door furniture for interior doors to minimize assembly issues.

Disclosed herein is a wrap-around gate latch assembly comprising a base frame formed by connecting together a front frame, a central frame, and a back frame. The base frame can be wrapped around a gate post for installation without drilling through the gate post. A moving plate is provided to communicate between a front part and a back part that are mounted on the base frame. A movable hook is provided in the front part, that engages or disengages with a striker bar in a latched or an unlatched position respectively. A first push button provided on the front part, is operated to disengage the hook from the striker bar for opening the latched gate. A second push button provided on the back part, is operated to push a single moving plate towards the front part thereby triggering the movable hook to release the striker bar.

Disclosed herein is a wrap-around gate latch assembly comprising a base frame formed by connecting together a front frame, a central frame, and a back frame. The base frame can be wrapped around a gate post for installation without drilling through the gate post. A moving plate is provided to communicate between a front part and a back part that are mounted on the base frame. A movable hook is provided in the front part, that engages or disengages with a striker bar in a latched or an unlatched position respectively. A first push button provided on the front part, is operated to disengage the hook from the striker bar for opening the latched gate. A second push button provided on the back part, is operated to push a single moving plate towards the front part thereby triggering the movable hook to release the striker bar.

In an embodiment, the present application discloses a door lock, comprising: a knob, positioned on a side of a door; a lock body, disposed within the door; and a connecting assembly, comprising a connecting shaft, comprising a front end and an opposite, rear end; and a receiving piece, comprising a connecting shaft receiving portion and a knob receiving portion. The knob receiving portion is configured to fixedly connect to the knob, and the connecting shaft receiving portion is configured to receive and detachably connect to the rear end. In an installed state, the front end acts on at least a part of the lock body to control the open and close of the lock body. The connecting shaft receiving portion and the rear end further have at least two connecting mechanisms in a longitudinal axis direction, so as to adjust the distance between the knob and the lock body. The door lock can adapt to doors of different thicknesses by adjusting the distance between the knob and the lock body.

In an embodiment, the present application discloses a door lock, comprising: a knob, positioned on a side of a door; a lock body, disposed within the door; and a connecting assembly, comprising a connecting shaft, comprising a front end and an opposite, rear end; and a receiving piece, comprising a connecting shaft receiving portion and a knob receiving portion. The knob receiving portion is configured to fixedly connect to the knob, and the connecting shaft receiving portion is configured to receive and detachably connect to the rear end. In an installed state, the front end acts on at least a part of the lock body to control the open and close of the lock body. The connecting shaft receiving portion and the rear end further have at least two connecting mechanisms in a longitudinal axis direction, so as to adjust the distance between the knob and the lock body. The door lock can adapt to doors of different thicknesses by adjusting the distance between the knob and the lock body.