Mobile Toilet Partition Door Lock

Mobile toilet partition door locks come in a variety of types with a wide price range. Here are some common types and installation points:

I. Common Types and Prices

1. 304 Stainless Steel Occupied/Unoccupied Indicator Door Lock This type of door lock is made of 304 stainless steel, which is corrosion-resistant and has high strength. Its surface is usually polished, giving it a simple appearance. Its core function is to clearly indicate the usage status (occupied/unoccupied) through an indicator, preventing accidental door pushing. Priced at approximately ¥10, it is suitable for scenarios that require high durability and have a limited budget.

2. Thickened Stainless Steel Silver/Black Indicator Lock The material is further thickened to enhance its impact resistance. It is available in silver or black colors to match different interior decoration styles. The indicator function is similar to that of the 304 stainless steel model, but the lock body is thicker, making it suitable for public places with high foot traffic. Priced at approximately ¥13.9, it offers good cost-effectiveness.

3. Red-Green Indicator Lock (Zinc Alloy Thickened Toilet Partition Door Lock) Made of zinc alloy, this lock uses red and green indicator lights to visually display the usage status (red for occupied, green for unoccupied), providing high visual recognition. Zinc alloy is lightweight and has good machinability, allowing the lock body to be designed with more complex structures for enhanced security. Priced at approximately ¥30, it is suitable for scenarios that require both functionality and aesthetics.

4. Concealed Flip-Cover No-Drilling Bolt Lock This type of door lock is marketed as a no-drilling solution. It is fixed with strong adhesive or suction cups, eliminating the need to damage the door structure and making installation easy. The flip-cover design conceals the bolt to prevent accidental touching. The price range is wide, from ¥1.24 to ¥11.0, making it suitable for temporary use or rental housing scenarios.

II. Installation Points

1. Handle Position The handle is usually installed in the middle of the door or 10-15 cm below the middle. The middle position is convenient for adults to grasp, while the lower position is more suitable for children or wheelchair users. Adjustments should be made according to the actual user group.

2. Door Lock Position For outward-opening doors, the door lock should be installed at the corresponding position between the door frame and the door leaf to ensure that the lock tongue can smoothly insert into the lock hole. Before installation, measure the gap between the door frame and the door leaf to avoid loose locks due to excessive gaps. Additionally, if the door lock has an indicator function, ensure that the indicator is facing outward for easy observation by others.

3. Material Compatibility Stainless steel door locks are suitable for humid environments (such as mobile toilets). Zinc alloy door locks should avoid prolonged exposure to moisture to prevent oxidation. For concealed no-drilling bolt locks, ensure that the door surface is flat; otherwise, it may affect the fixing effect.