Abstract: A bathroom lock device includes an inner locking mechanism and a lock set. The inner locking mechanism includes a manual control rod, an unlocking rotary plate and an inner actuating rotary plate. The manual control rod has a rotatable wheel while the unlocking rotary plate has a pair of actuating protrusions. In a locking operation, the manual control rod is pressed to a locking position so as to limit a rotational movement of the inner actuating rotary plate. In an unlocking operation, the manual control rod is returned to an unlocking position by turning a lever so as to permit turning the inner actuating rotary plate. When the lever turns the unlocking rotary plate, the actuating protrusions of the unlocking rotary plate smoothly push the rotatable wheel of the manual control rod so as to return the manual control rod to the unlocking position.

Abstract: A fixing structure for a door handle includes a grip portion, a first fixing portion connected to a first end of the grip portion and fixed to a side of a door, and a second fixing portion connected to a second end of the grip portion and fixed to the side of a door. A guiding plate is fixedly mounted to the second fixing portion. At least one fixing tube is slidably mounted to the guiding plate, thereby adjusting a mounting position of the at least one fixing tube.

Abstract: A bathroom lock device includes an inner locking mechanism and a lock set. The inner locking mechanism consists of a manual control rod, an unlocking rotary plate and an inner actuating rotary plate. The manual control rod has a rotatable wheel while the unlocking rotary plate has a pair of actuating protrusions. In locking operation, the manual control rod is pressed to a locking position so as to limit a rotational movement of the inner actuating rotary plate. In unlocking operation, the manual control rod is returned to an unlocking position by turning a lever so as to permit turning the inner actuating rotary plate. When the lever turns the unlocking rotary plate, the actuating protrusions of the unlocking rotary plate smoothly push the rotatable wheel of the manual control rod so as to return the manual control rod to the unlocking position.

Abstract: A fixing structure for a door handle includes a grip portion, a first fixing portion connected to a first end of the grip portion and fixed to a side of a door, and a second fixing portion connected to a second end of the grip portion and fixed to the side of a door. A guiding plate is fixedly mounted to the second fixing portion. At least one fixing tube is slidably mounted to the guiding plate, thereby adjusting a mounting position of the at least one fixing tube.

Abstract: A door lock mechanism includes a rose escutcheon having a mounting plate and two positioning plates provided on a side thereof, a door handle rotatably extending through the rose escutcheon and the mounting plate, a spindle including a first end securely attached to the handle, and a return disc mounted to a second end of the spindle. The return disc includes an annular wall and a notch. A return spring is received in the annular wall and extends through the notch of the return disc, with two ends of the return spring being respectively attached to the positioning plates of the mounting plate of the rose escutcheon for returning the handle. Since the return spring is directly received in the annular wall of the return disc, a compact design is provided. The door lock mechanism further includes a restraining plate and a locking/unlocking control bar cooperating with the restraining plate.

Abstract: A lock assembly includes a fixing plate fixed to an inner side of a door. An inside rose liner is fixed to the fixing plate. A shaft is rotatably mounted in an axial hole of the fixing plate and coupled with a tail piece of an auxiliary lock body. An inside handle includes an inside spindle rotatably mounted in another axial hole of the fixing plate. A control mechanism includes a sliding plate slidably mounted in the inside rose liner, a driving wheel mounted on the inside spindle to turn therewith, and a driven wheel mounted on the shaft to turn therewith. Each of the driving wheel and the driven wheel includes at least one pressing section on an outer periphery thereof for pressing against an associated pressing portion of the sliding plate. The auxiliary lock is simultaneously unlatched when the inside handle is turned.

Abstract: A lock includes a rose having two positioning plates on a side thereof, a handle rotatably extending through the rose, a spindle including a first end securely attached to the handle, and a return disc mounted to a second end of the spindle. The return disc includes an annular wall and a notch. A return spring is received in the annular wall and extends through the notch of the return disc, with two ends of the return spring being respectively attached to the positioning plates of the rose for returning the handle. Since the return spring is directly received in the annular wall of the return disc, a compact design is provided.

Abstract: A latch assembly includes a casing having at least two engaging slots. A housing consists of two housing halves each having at least two engaging blocks on an inner periphery thereof. The blocks are releasably, securely engaged in the engaging slots of the casing. The latch assembly is mounted in a bore of a door by inserting the housing into the bore with the housing being mounted on the casing of the latch assembly.

Abstract: A bathroom lock device includes an inner lock assembly, an outer actuating wheel and a latch unit. The inner lock assembly is consisted of an actuating press rod, an unlocking cam and an inner actuating wheel, which constitutes a press-button mechanism. In locking operation, the actuating press rod is pressed to limit rotation of the outer actuating wheel and to rest in lock stage. In unlocking operation, an inner lever is operated to successively actuate the unlocking cam and the inner actuating wheel for rotation. Thus, the preceding rotation of the unlocking cam can push the actuating press rod to rest in unlock stage, and the following rotation of the inner actuating wheel can drive the latch unit for retraction.

Abstract: A tubular door lock includes a lock case and a latch bolt mounted to an end of the lock case. The latch bolt is connected to a pulling plate that has at least one first protrusion and at least one second protrusion. Two assembling plates are securely mounted to the other end of the lock case. A wheel includes a body pivotally held in a hole of a support plate mounted between the assembling plates. A connecting plate includes at least one tooth for selectively engaging with one of the first protrusion and the second protrusion of the pulling plate. The connecting plate includes an oblong hole through which the body of the wheel extends. The connecting plate further includes at least one guide piece, with a side of an arcuate protruded portion of the body of the wheel abutting against the guide piece.

Abstract: An unlocking device for the lever handle door lock includes an inner lever, an outer lever, an inner mounting plate, an outer mounting plate, a spindle, an inner actuating rod and an outer actuating rod. The inner mounting plate and the outer mounting plate mount the inner lever and the outer lever. Each of the inner lever and the outer lever has an assembling hole so that the inner lever and the outer lever are correspondingly connected to the inner actuating rod and the outer actuating rod for separately operating a latch bolt unit. The inner actuating rod has an end capable of disengaging from that of the outer actuating rod so as to avoid driving the inner actuating rod.

Abstract: A latch assembly includes a casing having at least two engaging slots. A housing consists of two housing halves each having at least two engaging blocks on an inner periphery thereof. The blocks are releasably, securely engaged in the engaging slots of the casing. The latch assembly is mounted in a bore of a door by inserting the housing into the bore with the housing being mounted on the casing of the latch assembly.

Abstract: An auxiliary lock comprises a housing having a faceplate attached thereto. A casing includes a first end received in the housing and having two positioning slots for selectively engaging with a guide member of the housing. A deadbolt is received in the housing and slidable between a retracted position and an extended position. A connecting member is mounted to an end of the deadbolt. An end of a pull rod is mounted in the deadbolt and has two guide grooves each having a longitudinal section and two retaining sections transverse to the longitudinal section and communicated with the longitudinal section. When the connecting member is in the retaining sections, the deadbolt is not movable along the longitudinal direction of the housing. When the connecting member is in the longitudinal section, the deadbolt is movable along the longitudinal direction of the housing relative to the pull rod.

Abstract: A tubular lock. The lock can be directly actuated and unlocked by a key and includes an inner lock assembly mounted to an inner side of a door and an outer lock assembly mounted to an outer side of the door. The inner lock assembly includes an inner handle for turning a driving wheel of a latch assembly to retract a latch bolt. The outer lock assembly includes a lock and an actuating member operably connected between a drive member and a lock core of the lock. The driving wheel can be driven by an actuating tube of the drive member to retract the latch bolt.

Abstract: A tubular lock can be directly actuated and unlocked by a key and comprises an inner lock assembly mounted to an inner side of a door and an outer lock assembly mounted to an outer side of the door. The inner lock assembly comprises an inner handle for turning a driving wheel of a latch assembly to thereby retract a latch bolt. The outer lock assembly comprises a lock and an actuating member operably connected between a drive member and a lock core of the lock. The driving wheel can be driven by an actuating tube of the drive member to thereby retract the latch bolt.

Abstract: A latch bolt assembly of a lock includes a casing, a transmission device mounted in the casing, and a latch bolt device. The latch bolt device includes a latch bolt, a transmission member having a first end secured to the latch bolt to move therewith and a second end actuatable by the transmission device, and a reinforcing plate. The latch bolt including a cavity for receiving the first end of the transmission member. The reinforcing plate is inserted into cavity to fill a spacing between the transmission member and the latch bolt, thereby securely retaining the first end of the transmission member in the cavity of the latch bolt.

Abstract: A lock includes an inner handle, an outer handle, and a latch controlled by either handle. A spindle has an end connected to the outer handle. The spindle includes a protrusion engaged with a slit of the outer handle. An outside rose and a catch plate are mounted around the spindle. The catch plate includes a hole with a recessed section for releasably engaging with a tongue plate. A retractor has increased thickness and is engaged with the other end of the spindle.

Abstract: A tubular lock assembly includes an inner handle, an outer handle, and a control mechanism. An outer protective cover is mounted to the outer side of the door plate and includes a pair of notches defined therein. The control mechanism includes a tubular shaft, a latch plate including a pair of protrusions formed on a mediate portion thereof, and a stop plate including two teeth. The tubular shaft includes a first end securely attached to the inner handle to rotate therewith and a second end. Two blocks are formed on the second end of the tubular shaft and have an operative recess defined therebetween. The teeth of the stop plate are received in the notches of the outer protective cover when the tubular lock assembly is in a locked position, and rotation of the inner handle in either direction causes the protrusions to be received in the operative recess of the tubular shaft such that the teeth of the stop plate disengage from the notches of the outer protective cover for unlatching.

Abstract: An adjustable dead bolt assembly includes a lock case mounted to a face plate, a pair of plates fixed to the lock case, and an actuating wheel. Each plate includes an oblong hole defined therein, wherein at least one of the plates includes a recessed section formed in an inner side thereof, the recessed section having a sidewall extending along at least one of two lateral sides of the oblong hole. At least one of the plates includes at least one protruded section formed in the sidewall of the recessed section, the protruded section being located midway along a lateral side defining the part of the oblong hole. The actuating wheel is slidably mounted between the plates and includes a spring mounted therearound in a compressed manner such that the spring may be expanded into the recessed section around the associated oblong hole to provide a positioning effect for the actuating wheel.