Fullex XL Latch 2 Deadbolts 3 Hooks Double Spindle Multipoint Door Lock

This Fullex XL 2+2 multipoint door lock features 3 Hooks, 2 Deadbolts & 1 Latch.

This Fullex XL Features 3 Hooks and 2 Deadbolts.

The XL was designed from the outset to offer maximum security and reliability. The XL 2+2 locks feature three hooks, with two additional deadbolts, which are located next to the hooks.

XL 2+2 multipoint door locks are available in a double gearbox only, allowing them to be used as a lift lever lock or double spindle nightlatch, depending on the way you use the spindles.

Identifying an XL lock is relatively easy. The faceplate is stamped with the Fullex logo and, once the lock is removed from the door, you’ll recognise that the top corner of the gearbox is cut out, a feature that characterises the XL lock.

The rest of the XL range features a number of different locks with hooks, anti lift pins and rollers, each in a different location relative to the spindle. However, there is only one version of the 2+2 lock which features the additional deadbolts. Please check your measurements against our product specification to ensure that you have the correct lock.

Every XL lock is extendable top and bottom for maximum flexibility and when combined with Fullex high security shoot bolts, the XL door system is fully capable of meeting PAS24 requirements.

The Fullex XL 2+2 lock uses the same gearbox as a standard XL lock. Gearboxes measure 227mm high by the backset + 15mm. These gearboxes attach to their strips with three equidistant screws. The middle screw is 108mm from the top, which is also 108mm from the bottom screw.

These gearboxes all feature a hook which throws upwards. The hook is manufactured from Dacromet coated A3 sintered steel and is approximately 23mm high.

XL gearboxes also feature a snib on the faceplate that can be used to hold back the latch.

Fullex XL 2+2 hooks are made from chrome plated A3 hardened cast steel. Each outer hook is accompanied by an additional deadbolt.

On XL locks, the top hook throws downwards, with the deadbolt situated above it. The bottom hook throws upwards with the deadbolt situated below it.