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The Focus Plastics Door Finger Plate is designed for homeowners and commercial property managers looking to preserve door surfaces from smudges, scuffs, and daily wear and tear. Crafted from durable 3mm acrylic with a sleek gloss finish, this plate offers a hygienic and aesthetically pleasing solution for high-traffic areas, though users should ensure their door surface is completely flat to allow for a flush mounting.
| Model Part Number | FP |
|---|---|
| Brand | Focus Plastics |
No, these are designed for standard wooden or composite doors and require screws, which are not suitable for glass surfaces.
You will need a drill with an appropriate bit for pilot holes, a screwdriver, and a measuring tape to ensure correct positioning.
Yes, the pack includes the necessary screws for fitting the plates.
Simply wipe the plate with a damp, soft cloth. For stubborn marks, use a tiny amount of mild dish soap.
Each individual finger plate measures 295mm by 75mm.
It is not recommended, as acrylic is a non-porous surface and paint will not adhere well and will likely peel off over time.
Ensure the screws are fully tightened; if the holes in the door have stripped, use wood filler to reset the holes or slightly larger screws.
Remove the protective film if it has not been peeled off, or buff lightly with a plastic polishing compound and a soft cloth.
Installation is straightforward: position the plate on the door, mark the four hole locations with a pencil, and pilot drill before securing with the provided screws. These plates are compatible with most standard flat-faced interior doors made of wood or composite materials. To maintain the gloss finish, use a soft microfiber cloth and mild soapy water. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents or abrasive scrubbers, as these can dull the acrylic surface or cause micro-scratches.
