McCoy Door Lock - Complete

Determine if you need Left or Right lock when lock is mounted on the door: 
The "Teeth" of the door Lock is split. Two teeth to one side, the middle tooth to the other side. Double teeth pointing to Left = Left hand mechanism. Double teeth pointing to Right = Right hand mechanism. 

Identify your lock when its loose:
Place the lock in front of you with the hole for the handle against you, see picture.
If your lock got the single teeth up and double teeth down, it is the LEFT version. 
If your lock got the single teeth down and double teeth up, it is the RIGHT version.

Product notes:
Does not include the striking plate to the door frame, as we mainly supply the door lock and door lock parts as spare parts, this is normally not needed.

Product insights: 

For the McCoy door locks we do NOT have the lock spring. If the spring inside the mechanism is broken the whole lock has to be changed. 
However, we have the spring avaliable for keeping the bathroom door lock knob in place, see fitting products below.