French door slave leaf loose, or the top or bottom bolt broken? Shoot bolts lock the top and bottom of a door. You can often replace just the shoot bolt or extension, not the whole lock.
We stock French door finger shoot bolts from Mila, Maco and Avocet, the Fuhr 856R / 856V extension set, and corner sets from Yale (200mm), Avocet Trivalent (160mm) and GU (160mm).
The second door of a French pair usually has finger shoot bolts that lock it at top and bottom.
Corner sets carry the lock round the corner of the door to bolt into the top or bottom of the frame. Measure the length, such as 160mm or 200mm.
Look for a name on the faceplate, such as Fuhr, GU, Avocet or Yale.
Measure the width and length of the faceplate and the position of the screw holes.
On French doors, the slave leaf is usually locked by finger operated shoot bolts at the top and bottom. Replacing a worn shoot bolt can stop the slave door rattling.
These connect to the main multipoint lock and add locking points at the top and bottom of the door.
No. Match the lock make, faceplate and length.
Often yes, if the right part is available for your lock.
See all door locks, door lock spare parts and door cylinders.
Not sure which shoot bolt you need? Send us photos of the faceplate and the end of the bolt, with a tape measure alongside, and we'll check.
Send us a photo to identify your partMonday to Friday, 8:30–12:30 and 13:00–15:30
