Door lock

A door lock comprising:

• a lock body;
• a face plate, the face plate including a bolt hole;
• an oblique bolt, which is to be moved back and forth in a linear movement between a retracted position and an extracted locking position from the lock body through the bolt hole in the face plate and which oblique bolt is spring-loaded towards said extracted position, the oblique bolt comprising:
• a tip part, the tip part being in the extract position partially outside from the lock body, the tip part comprising:
• a tip;
• slanted surfaces on both sides such that the tip part is narrower at the tip than in a back part of the tip part;
• recesses in a lower part and an upper part of the tip part, said recesses extending from the tip to the back part, the recesses being open at an end of the tip of the tip part and on one slanted surface such that the recess of the upper part is open on an opposite slanted surface than the recess of the lower part, said recesses each having a turning piece comprising:
• a bolt projection, the bolt projection comprising:
• a counter surface on a first side of the bolt projection;
• and
• a support surface on another side of the bolt projection;
• and
• a turning projection, which is arranged to turn the turning piece, when the oblique bolt moves from the retracted position into the extracted position such that the turning projection is against a support surface on the inside of the face plate, and such that the counter surface moves away from the slanted surface of the tip part, the turning piece further comprising a push projection having a push surface towards a counter push surface of the back part of the recess and a curved turning surface on the other surface of the push projection towards a side surface of the recess;
• and
• a body part;
• and
• a roller disposed in the lock body at both sides of the oblique bolt, between sides of the lock body and the sides of the oblique bolt,
• wherein said turning pieces are arranged to be with the bolt projection turned outwards from the slanted surfaces in the extracted position of the oblique bolt, and to turn from an external force directed onto the counter surface such that the push projection pushes the counter push surface using the push surface, causing the oblique bolt to move inward towards the lock body, and the turning surface turns in relation to the side of the recess, until the support surface of the bolt projection has settled against another side surface of the recess.