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Hi , does any one have a photo of a late sliding door handle end lock or know the dimension from the interior handle centre to the bottom of the lock, my request is for the following reason, my sliding door has been carpet covered by me over the ply panel and door frame (twit),but it looks nice, I would like to fit an aftermarket central locking actuator and do not know how much to cut away the carpet to access the lock within the door and have the minimum of patching to do with a smallish ali plate again carpet covered so that the whole thing doesn't look like a pigs ear.

happy to take a pic or measure but don't realy understand what dim you are after

weimarbus wrote:the dimension from the interior handle centre to the bottom of the lock

interior handle centre.. easy
the bottom of the lock.... you mean the squareish but that sicck out?

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thanks for your reply, it's the bottom of the lock mechanism within the door, the bit that can't be seen unless the lock is out of the door or the interior panel is off

Ok sorry I'm not taking my door apart I'm afraid

Hi.
Not quite sure which measurement you are after, but I have my van stripped down at the moment.
Just taken this image for you, will it help? 


Let me know if you need additional dimensions.
John

itchyfeet wrote:Ok sorry I'm not taking my door apart I'm afraid

thanks for the thought, was just hoping someone would have work in progress

Woodyyellow wrote:Hi.
Not quite sure which measurement you are after, but I have my van stripped down at the moment.
Just taken this image for you, will it help? 


Let me know if you need additional dimensions.
John

Thanks John, thats just what I needed

but its in metric

T25s were designed in metric, no use measuring them in inches it wont work

I can work in both, but I usually put my foot in it anyway . I think I will have to surface mount the actuator above the handle , just need to check if they will work in reverse.

metalmick8y wrote:but its in metric

Well for the last 40 years as a Design & Technology teacher we had to use metric all the time. I can work in both and choose to do so most of the time now! Imperial is my chosen unit, but metric is easier to show on a photo!