Figure 3.
PLEASE NOTE:
The screws provided with Iver products are
made from solid brass. This allows nishes
to be matched as closely as possible and
prevents the possibility of screws rusting
in coastal areas. Please note that screws
require pre-drilling.
Please take extra care when tting.
35mm 38mm 40mm
A
BCD
Fold and align along door edge
60mm
42mm
DOOR THICKNESS
Drill Ø25mm hole
57mm deep at centre
of door edge
CUT ALONG DOTTED LINE
Drilling Template
1.1. Mark the edge of
your door at the
desired height of
your Privacy
bolttongue.
1.2 We recommend
85mm CTC
(centre to centre)
under your door
handle. (Firgure 1.)
1. Marking
the Door
Preferred product height
Figure 1.
2. Install Privacy Bolt & Striker Plate
As per supplier instructions, resources available
at iver.com.au/resources.
Figure 2.
1.3. Using a spirit level, mark
the door at the desired
height, continuing the
line from the front of
the door, around the
edge and onto the back
of the door. (Figure 2)
1.4. We recommend
extending the line
100mm onto each face
of the door.
3.1. If required, shorten cut-o screws to suit door
thickness.
3.2. Ensure to cut so that the screw does not protrude
from the opposite rose once installed. (Figure 3.)
3. Prepare Cut-o screws
— if using face x timber screws, proceed to step 4
4.1. Place spindle through the privacy bolt keeper.
4.2. Unscrew the outer roses from the privacy turn
set (for square rose hardware loosen grub screw and
remove) and install the halves on either side of the
door, ensuring the turn snib functions in the
correct direction.
4.3. Insert two of the cut-o screws through non-
threaded holes of the inner rose at 3 and 9
o’clock, screwing them into the opposite rose.
Repeat at 12 and 6 o’clock, OR (Figure 4.)
4.4. Ax wood screws at all xing points.
4.5. Replace outer rose covers.
4. Install Privacy Turn
(4)
(1) (1)(4) (3)(2) (2)
Wood Screws
(3)
