🔐 Lock in your peace of mind with Latch Guard!
The Latch Guard LG130Z is a robust door latch protection plate made from heavy 12 gauge steel, designed specifically for outward swinging doors. With a sleek zinc-plated brushed finish, it not only enhances security but also adds a modern touch to your entryway. Installation is straightforward, requiring only two holes, and it fits doors up to 1-3/4" thick, ensuring a perfect fit for various lock types.
Manufacturer | Latch-Gard |
Part Number | FBA_LG130Z/SF |
Item Weight | 10.2 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 10 x 1.5 x 0.25 inches |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item model number | LG130 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Color | Silver |
Material | steel |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Measurement System | Inch |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
B**G
Covers both deadbolt and lockset latch.
Pretty easy install, but had to mount close to the edge of the door because it hit the deadbolt and lockset bezels. This caused a need to notch the door trim, but that ensures complete coverage of the bolts anyway. Good quality. Fasteners for standard exterior door thickness came with. I would buy again.
J**N
Door protector latch
Great product, good value for the money.
G**G
Thick material, skinny profile.
These are legit latch guards. I’m a commercial door guy and these are great. I’ve gone cheaper before and the pro-drug people were able to pry those open. These are standing up to the task. I will continue to purchase these and this brand in the future.
T**T
nice latch protecters
Looks and works great.
R**D
Easy to install everything worked as expected
Very substantial. Easy to install everything worked as expected. All of the hardware was heavier duty than I expected which justifies the price which I thought was a little high when I ordered it, but couldn't find an alternative online.
E**N
Missing pieces
It was missing pieces
A**R
Five Stars
Excellent door protector. Fit perfectly on my RV door.
A**R
holes must be slightly larger
Straightforward installation, however, on a metal door the holes have to be drilled slightly larger to accommodate the square part of the bolt head since it is deeper than the guard plate is thick. Not having the larger drill bit, I had to use a file to enlarge/make square the holes in the door.
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