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248 Brass 63mm 2 Lever Straight Cupboard Lock To Differ
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248 Brass 63mm 2 Lever Straight Cupboard Lock To Differ
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Securing Classic Cabinetry with the 248 Brass 63mm 2 Lever Straight Cupboard Lock To Differ
When it comes to outfitting bespoke cabinetry, antique dressers, or commercial storage, selecting dependable hardware is essential. The 248 Brass 63mm 2 Lever Straight Cupboard Lock To Differ brings together time-tested mechanical engineering, resilient materials, and clean traditional looks. Manufactured to offer an individual keying solution across cupboards, wardrobes, and panelled timber units, this lock balances classic styling with dependable modern utility.
Whether you are a seasoned joiner creating custom built-in furniture or a homeowner restoring an authentic family heirloom, finding the right fit for your timber doors can make all the difference. Brought to you by Doorfit, this cabinet lock pairs a solid brass finish with a robust two-lever internal mechanism. It delivers that satisfying, smooth mechanical throw that furniture craftsmen have trusted across the UK for generations.
Overall Width
63 mm
Locking Type
2 Lever Mechanism
Keying Configuration
Keyed To Differ
Primary Material
Solid Brass Face
Precision Engineered Two-Lever Mechanism
The core of this lock relies on a durable two-lever system designed specifically to deliver smooth everyday operation without unnecessary friction. Two-lever locks have remained a staple of British timber furniture manufacturing because they provide balanced security against casual entry while maintaining a slim footprint. The levers inside the lock align accurately as the cut key turns, cleanly engaging the straight shoot bolt into your timber cupboard frame or striking surface.
Independent Keyed To Differ Security
In spaces where multiple cupboards sit alongside each other, you often want distinct key access for each compartment. Being keyed to differ means that the key supplied with this lock will not operate another lock from the same range. This arrangement is ideal for office credenzas, classroom storage cupboards, hotel rooms, or residential settings where parents want dedicated access to medicine cabinets or home office storage.
Timeless Brass Appeal for Classic and Modern Furniture
Brass hardware possesses an enduring charm that works well in almost any joinery style. The natural warm hue of the brass faceplate complements traditional hardwoods like oak, mahogany, and walnut, while also creating a handsome contrast against painted modern cabinets in deep greens, navy blues, or gentle heritage creams. Because brass naturally resists corrosion and tarnishing far better than standard ironmongery, this lock will maintain its refined appearance over decades of reliable service.
In historic properties and period restorations, standard chrome or galvanised steel locks often look uncomfortably out of place. The 248 Brass 63mm 2 Lever Straight Cupboard Lock To Differ respects the heritage of your furniture by preserving the original aesthetic. Its straight bolt configuration makes it especially straightforward to route into cabinet stiles or surface mount onto the interior face of your doors depending on your project requirements.
Straight Bolt Versus Cranked Bolt Selection
A straight cupboard lock uses a bolt that throws parallel and straight outwards in line with the lock casing. This makes it the standard choice for single doors, flush doors, or units where the locking bolt shoots directly into a mortice cut into the cupboard frame or partition. If you are replacing an existing straight lock, the 63mm width offers a convenient profile that fits snugly into pre-existing mortices with minimal timber preparation.
Straightforward Installation for Joiners and DIYers
Fitting this lock requires straightforward woodwork tools including a sharp chisel, a mallet, and a marking gauge. Thanks to the accurate dimensions of the lock body, cutting the pocket into the door stile is clean and trouble-free. The brass plate provides ample room for countersunk wood screws, ensuring that the lock sits flush against the timber edge for a smooth, rattle-free finish when the door is closed.
Comprehensive Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model Series | 248 Cupboard Lock Range |
| Overall Case Width | 63 mm |
| Bolt Movement | Straight Shoot Bolt |
| Internal Levers | 2 Levers for reliable everyday operation |
| Keying Configuration | Keyed to Differ (Individual Cut Patterns) |
| Supplied Keys | 2 Precision Cut Brass Keys Included |
| Faceplate Material | Polished Solid Brass |
| Recommended Applications | Cupboards, wardrobes, lockers, display cases, and timber furniture |
Best Practices for Furniture Care and Longevity
Maintaining mechanical hardware like the 248 Brass 63mm 2 Lever Straight Cupboard Lock To Differ is remarkably simple. Because cabinet locks are shielded inside timber doors, they rarely suffer from external grit or heavy moisture. However, taking a few small steps during installation and general cleaning will ensure that the lock continues to work as smoothly thirty years from now as it does today.
First, avoid using heavy, thick oils or automotive grease inside cabinet lock mechanisms. These lubricants tend to attract fine dust, airborne fluff, and timber shavings, which can gum up the internal springs and levers. Instead, use a light puff of dry graphite powder blown directly into the keyhole. Graphite provides lasting lubrication without sticky residue, keeping the brass levers gliding freely.
Second, take care when applying polish or beeswax to your wooden furniture. When polishing around the keyhole or door edge, try to avoid wiping wax directly into the lock aperture. Should the brass faceplate ever require brightening, a quick wipe with a clean microfibre cloth and a non-abrasive metal cleaner will restore its warm shine in seconds.
Why Order Your Cabinet Hardware from Doorfit
Doorfit has supplied the joinery, building, and architectural trades with exceptional ironmongery for decades. We know that hardware is rarely just about metal and screws. It is about how a piece of furniture feels in your hands when you open it every morning, the confidence that your possessions are kept securely, and the knowledge that replacement parts will perform without fail.
Our team carefully selects every cupboard lock to guarantee consistent machining tolerances, accurate keying, and high standard plating. When you order from us, you benefit from knowledgeable customer service, quick dispatch across the UK, and products that live up to the highest standards of architectural ironmongery.
Secure Your Bespoke Joinery with Confidence
Equip your cabinets with dependable brass hardware today. Add this lock to your basket and complete your woodworking project with trusted Doorfit quality.
Specification
| Manufacturer | Worrall |
|---|---|
| Finish | Brass |
| Lock Backset | 18mm |
| Body Size (mm) | 63 |