Norse Latches can be operated from both sides, facilitating access through deck panels. Permanent joint tightness is assured by the powerful spring hook.

Fig. 1 Type 1 Latch & Receiver reversed dimples, mortised flush beneath panels. See TDS 44-2

Fig. 2 Type 1 Latch & Receiver mounted beneath decking with mor- tised framing attached to one panel. See TDS 44-3

Fig. 3 Type 1 Latch & Receiver joining raised flooring over mortised vertical supports. See TDS 36-3

Fig. 4 Type 1 Latch & Receiver surface mounted beneath counter panels. See TDS 36-4

Fig. 5 Type 1 Latch is used with a 'U' Receiver to attach a stair riser to a platform. Mount inside or outside. See TDSs 38-1 & 38-2

Fig. 6 Ultra-thin sectional floors are possible with the new Type 2 Small Latch with a heavy duty S1250 Spring Hook, 0.390"/9.9mm thick. See TDS 77-2A

Fig. 7 Type 2 Latch & Receiver mortised into wooden panels. See TDS 89

Fig. 8 Type 2 Latch & Slot Receiver in metal angles supporting a raised deck. See TDS 36-4

Fig. 9 Type 2 Latches are used with a variety of metal framed panels. See TDS 96-1

Fig.10 Raised flooring panels joined by a Type 3 Latch and 'H' Receiver mounted on vertical supports. See TDS 109-1

Fig. 11 Raised flooring panels joined by a Type 3 Latch & Receiver, mortised into the vertical supports. See TDS 108-1

Fig. 12 Type 2 Latches are readily mounted in sheet metal components. See TDS 92-1