What is the correct name for this type of lock

[jimmy bParticipant @jimmyb]

I've got to get a new lock for the shed, the one I have now mounts on the inside of the door, it has shoot bolts top and bottom and several in the usual place.

The make is "ATRA", but I lack any other info!

Thank you for any help.

Cheers Jim

[jimmy bParticipant @jimmyb]

[Andy CarruthersParticipant @andycarruthers33275]

A picture of the lock and key would help, along with your reason for replacing the lock please

[SandgrounderParticipant @sandgrounder]

It sounds like an Espagnolette bolt, these secure a door with bolts and vertical shoots.

[jimmy bParticipant @jimmyb]

Posted by Sandgrounder on 27/09/2017 15:41:56:

It sounds like an Espagnolette bolt, these secure a door with bolts and vertical shoots.

I think you are correct!

I got a new one off ebay years ago, but can't the same one.

I'll take a picture!

Thanks jim

[jimmy bParticipant @jimmyb]

Edited By Neil Wyatt on 27/09/2017 21:26:19

[jimmy bParticipant @jimmyb]

I can't rotate the picture!

[jimmy bParticipant @jimmyb]

I'm looking to change it because its just jammed up!

[BazyleParticipant @bazyle]

Looks the bees knees for a shed door lock. I entered "atra lock" into google images and found loads of pictures which could follow up to sales outlets. However half the pictures seemed to originate from plckpicking sites so either it is not very good so a ready target or it is so good the lockpicking lowlife like to yap about it.

[JohnFParticipant @johnf59703]

Jimmy, As already mentioned espagnolette lock or multi point lock brings up a lot of sites on google the a case of looking for a suitable one

[Neil WyattModerator @neilwyatt]

Posted by jimmy b on 27/09/2017 16:11:26:

I can't rotate the picture!

I can

[jimmy bParticipant @jimmyb]

Posted by Neil Wyatt on 27/09/2017 21:26:39:

Posted by jimmy b on 27/09/2017 16:11:26:

I can't rotate the picture!

I can

[jimmy bParticipant @jimmyb]

Thanks for the replies

Jim

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