Prime-Line U 9502 Latch Guard Plate Cover – Protect Against Forced Entry, Easy to Install on Out-Swinging Doors – Brass Steel (Single Pack)
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Prime-Line U 9502 Latch Guard Plate Cover – Protect Against Forced Entry, Easy to Install on Out-Swinging Doors – Brass Steel (Single Pack)
- ADD ADDITIONAL SECURITY –This latch guard plate cover provides additional security to out-swinging doors and help to protect against forced entry.
- VARIETY OF APPLICATIONS– This steel latch guard plate cover can be used with most residential, commercial and industrial out-swinging doors.
- EASY INSTALLATION – With the installation hardware provided, installation is quick and easy.
- STRONG AND DURABLE – Made of heavy-duty brass steel, this latch guard plate cover is strong and made to last, giving you extra security and peace of mind.
- SIZING – Latch shield is 3 inch x 7 inch with a ¼ inch offset. For use on out-swinging doors.
- NOTE - Please refer to the line art for dimensions and compare with your needs before ordering
This heavy-duty steel shield protects your out swinging door from forced entry. It is 3 inches x 7 inches, its brass plated and comes complete with installation hardware. This type of shield is perfect for most residential, commercial, or industrial uses.
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