Door locks, what are they called?

[PlacidCasual]

Hi peeps

I'm trying to replace some French door locks but as with most things finding the right name to search for is most of the battle.

In the door are some levers that can be up or down and move a peg up and down into the door frame. They've given up the ghost but searching without the right word is proving fruitless.

I should have said they are top and bottom in the door and extend a bolt into the frame, they're not part of a multi point locking system.

 

[NoobCannon]

Door locks are generally called "Door locks"

 

[Jokester]

A slide lock?

 

[ThereIs0nly0ne]

Deadbolts?

 

[Rich]

Probably a Euro cylinder lock.

 

[cheesyboy]

"lever action flush bolt" if it's similar to my internal French doors, which it sounds like from the description

 

[Hotwired]

"French door bolt" seems to get a variety of designs in a google search.

Shoot bolt?

 

[ANDARIAL]

Multipoint Lock for a UPVC Door
https://www.upvc-hardware.co.uk/locks-amp-gearing/replacement-multipoint-upvc-door-lock-mechanisms
Like this?

 

[PlacidCasual]

Thank you peeps.. Lever action flush bolt and slide bolt was what I was after.

You have saved me a lot of wasted searching many thanks.

 

[rubberduck]

Always a pain trying to look for something without knowing what it is actually called... I had something similar when looking for an escutcheon in ignorance of the existance of the word escutcheon.

 

[m4rmite]

If I don't know the exact name of something I'm looking for I search but select images.
This way if I spot what I'm after I follow the link to the site it's on and normally the correct term is on there.

I guess some sites put a variety of names on to help us out
This way has helped me find things a lot of times.