Garador Lock Body With Cylinder

This Garador lock body comes with a lock cylinder and is suitable for modern Garador garage doors manufactured from 2002 onwards. There are five available variants for this lock type, which correspond to the different door styles produced for Garador garage doors. These are defined below so you can find out if this is what you need.

This lock assembly is supplied with keys.

What do the different lock numbers mean?

First of all, you should check what your current lock is. The number should be engraved in one of the ‘arms’ of the lock body. It is possible that the number has worn, especially on older garage doors. If this is the case then you can also measure the length of the lock cylinder.

You can also match it up to the style of your garage door. If you know the name of your door pattern – usually written on the label of the inside of the garage door – you can identify your lock number from this.

Garador lock no. 1019001

• Garador part number: 204
• Suits: Carlton, Horizon, Salisbury, Chevron and double steel garage doors
• Cylinder length: 30.5mm + 10mm (40.5mm overall)

Garador lock no. 1019102

• Garador part number: 202
• Suits: Georgian, Cathedral, Vertical Cedar and Cavendish garage doors
• Cylinder length: 35mm + 10mm (45mm overall)

Garador lock no. 1019103

• Garador part number: 203
• Suits: Tudor, Seymour, Wolsey, Shaftsbury and single GRP doors
• Cylinder length: 40mm + 10mm (50mm overall)

Garador lock no. 1019104

• Garador part number: 2078
• Suits: Sandhurst, Chevron Cedar, Kingsbury, Barrington, Bosworth and double GRP doors
• Cylinder length: 55.5mm + 10mm (55.5mm overall)

Garador lock no. 109105

• Garador part number: 1796
• Suits: GRP and timber doors
• Cylinder length: 50.5mm + 10mm (50.5mm overall)

How can I install this Garador lock?

The process is quite simple. All you will need is a screwdriver as far as tools are concerned. Firstly, you would need to remove the door handle by unscrewing the screw from the end of the spindle, which will allow the internal handle and external handle to be removed. Afterwards, you will need to unscrew the locking bars holding the lock in place. Then you will need to remove the lock body and attach the new one to your door, repeating the previous steps in reverse.

What handles are compatible with this lock?

The Garador standard black plastic handle is most commonly seen on doors with this lock body. For a more durable alternative, there is a diecast metal handle available.

I’m having trouble with my order, how can I get in touch?

If you are having trouble identifying the correct part number of your lock, then you can contact us using a variety of methods. If you would like to speak to someone directly then calling 01704 331 705 will put you in touch with our customer service team

If you would prefer to send a message with an image so we can help identify your part, then send an email to sales@wsgaragedoorspares.com or by sending it to our WhatsApp at 07481342447.