ᐅ Interior doors – plastic latches and bolts!?

It doesn’t matter at all. Of course, titanium would be more durable. So what.

Alright, then this seems to be the current standard. Inner peace is restored.

I just noticed that the door handles are easier to operate (it's unusual since we have very stiff door handle fittings in our apartment here).
Also, the toilet rosette for locking feels like something from a school restroom.

Maybe an adjustment will be enough here.

micric3 schrieb:

Also, the toilet flange cover used to close off the pipe feels like one from a school bathroom.

We haven’t used it once in 7 years. I actually think it looks stylish 😀

We currently have self-selected lever handle sets from the hardware store, even at a surprisingly low cost, and they work without any issues. They will do the same for you; that’s the main point.
The mental association with a school bathroom is not universal; I think it is correct that this door can be locked.
Better or different options are always possible – but they are also more expensive.

ypg schrieb:

We have never used it in 7 years. I think it looks stylish 😀

I use it regularly. With three women in the house until recently, it’s not a bad idea at all.
The plastic catches are cheaper, but also quieter if the door is just slammed shut (which you shouldn’t do, but well...).

ypg schrieb:

We have never used it in 7 years. I think it looks stylish 😀

We have them in the house too, but never used them before.

With small children, it really has advantages, since you get lockable toilets (at least in the guest WC most will probably appreciate that) without the risk of a child locking themselves in and being unreachable.
Our eldest once locked herself in the bedroom, where we hadn’t placed the key out of reach, and then things got interesting... She stayed calm, and the parents were fairly calm too :p, so after a few attempts she managed to free herself again. Otherwise, the door would have had to be forced.