Lock' N Latch Rolling Gate Latch for Single or Double Gates, Galvanized, Lockable - Standard or Offset

Product Description

Lock’N Latch™ Rolling Gate Latch — Standard & Offset Styles for Chain Link Sliding/Rolling Gates

• Simple, Reliable Closure — Proven latch for rolling and sliding chain link gates; easy to operate and maintain
• Two Styles — Standard for double gates; Offset for single gates where the gate frame sits off the latch post
• Padlock-Ready — Slot accepts a common exterior-rated padlock (padlock not included)
• Fast Installation — Mounts to the latch post with two brace bands and carriage bolts (sold separately)
• Chain Link Compatible — Designed for round gate frames with common fence tube sizes
• Galvanized Steel — Corrosion-resistant finish for long outdoor service

The Lock’N Latch is a fence-contractor favorite for securing rolling/sliding chain link gates. Choose the Standard model to latch two rolling leaves together on double gates, or the Offset model when a single gate runs parallel to (but offset from) the latch post. Installation is straightforward—just position the latch on the latch post, strap it with the proper-size brace bands, and tighten the carriage bolts. Add a padlock for security, and you’re ready for daily use on residential drives or light commercial openings. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Why Choose This

• Field-proven design — A go-to rolling gate latch that crews install every day
• Flexible layouts — Standard for double gates; Offset handles single-gate/post offsets cleanly
• Low upkeep — All-galvanized hardware resists rust and stands up to weather

Specifications

Note: Verify your gate frame O.D. and latch post O.D. to select the correct brace band size.

Installation

Plumb the latch post in line with the gate’s travel. Set the Lock’N Latch at a convenient height (often near mid-rail), align it with the closing path, and strap it using two brace bands and carriage bolts sized to the post. For double gates, position the Standard latch to receive the opposing leaf; for single offset gates, mount the Offset latch so the rolling leaf engages fully when shut. Test movement and padlock fit; tighten hardware.

Buying Guide

• Standard vs. Offset: Use Standard for double rolling gates; use Offset where a single rolling gate closes alongside a post.
• Don’t forget mounting hardware: Add galvanized brace bands (sized to your post) and carriage bolts & nuts.
• Round out the system: Many crews pair this with a 5″ pressed steel rear wheel or a single-wheel carrier for smooth operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it work on a cantilevered rolling gate?

In many cantilevered rolling setups, yes—the latch is commonly used to secure the gate in the closed position. Ensure your gate lines up squarely with the latch.

Does it include brace bands and bolts?

No. Order brace bands sized to your latch post and matching galvanized carriage bolts & nuts.

Is it reversible?

The latch can be oriented for your gate’s closing direction; mount and test before final tightening.

What kind of padlock should I use?

Use a weather-resistant exterior padlock sized to the latch’s locking hole.

Comparison

• Lock’N Latch (this item): Straightforward, padlockable latch for rolling/sliding gates; Standard (double) and Offset (single) options.
• Rollo Latch: Rolling latch with a pivoting catch; commonly used on ground-wheel slide gates.
• Manual Nesting Latch: Receiver-style catch typically used on cantilever slide gates for a snug, rattle-resistant stop.

Need help choosing Standard vs. Offset and sizing brace bands to your post? Contact us—we’ll double-check compatibility and kit everything you need for a clean install.