Stanley N100-023 Push Button Latch 1.75 Inches Black

Product Description

The STANLEY N100-023 is a push button latch designed for use on interior and exterior doors. It features a 1.75-inch hole spacing and fits doors ranging from 0.75 inches to 1.25 inches in thickness. Constructed from zinc die-cast material, this latch is built for durability in demanding conditions. An interior locking mechanism provides added security at the point of installation. Finished in black, the unit ships in visual pack packaging. Suitable for installation by carpenters, general contractors, and skilled tradespeople working on door hardware applications.

This latch is intended for both interior and exterior door applications in residential and light commercial settings. The 1.75-inch hole spacing accommodates standard door prep dimensions, making it a straightforward fit for common door configurations. The black finish suits a range of door styles and materials. Typical applications include cabinet doors, passage doors, and utility enclosures where a simple push-button release mechanism is preferred over a traditional knob or lever set.

Key Features

• Zinc die-cast construction for corrosion resistance and long service life
• 1.75-inch hole spacing fits standard door prep layouts
• Compatible with door thicknesses from 0.75 inches to 1.25 inches
• Interior locking mechanism for added security
• Black finish for broad aesthetic compatibility
• Suitable for both interior and exterior door applications

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or new-installation push button latch for interior and exterior doors with a thickness between 0.75 inches and 1.25 inches and a standard 1.75-inch hole spacing.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a carpenter, locksmith, or general contractor using standard hole-saw and chisel tools. Ensure the door edge and face bore holes are correctly sized and aligned before fitting the latch body. Power down any electrically controlled door systems before beginning work on hardware in those assemblies. Follow all applicable local building codes for door hardware installation.