What is this lock called and how do I find a replacement
Hello! I snagged a free armoire off VarageSale and have been working on making it something useable. This lock was on the right door and I’d like to replace it, but my research has only revealed that locks are more complicated than I ever imagined and apparently I know nothing them. 🤪 Can anyone show me what I need to replace this lock, with either a picture or link? This is my first post here, but I’m so excited to find this community as I learn long the way! TIA!
What is this lock and how do I find a replacement?
Hi! I’m new to the site and super-excited to have found it. I love learning along the way as I piddle with projects. Currently, I am repurposing an armoire I got for free off VarageSale. It had this lock which I need to replace. Apparently, locks are much more involved than I was aware and my knowledge of this is pretty much...nothing. Can anyone point me in the right direction, with a pic or link, to what kind of lock I need to replace this one? I didn’t know how to measure, so I just measured the plate (I think - the outside part) and it is 2”x2 1/2”. This lock was on the right door of the armoire and there is a keyhole on the left door.
Thank you for any help provided!
Last edited by PJmax; 07-12-21 at 12:12 AM.
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