From The Anvil Regency Escutcheon - Black

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This From The Anvil Regency Escutcheon in Black is designed for homeowners and builders seeking to enhance the aesthetic appeal of doors. Its primary benefit is providing a decorative and functional cover for keyholes, offering a finishing touch that complements various door hardware styles. A potential caveat is its specific design focus, best suited for traditional settings. Key features include durable black finish, standard keyhole compatibility, and inclusion of matching screws.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 92072 |
| Brand | From the Anvil |
This escutcheon is designed to cover keyholes for any British standard sash lock or dead lock.
The product description does not specify the base material, but it features a durable, corrosion-resistant black finish applied via a high-temperature baking process.
Yes, it is supplied with matching wood screws for installation.
The durable, corrosion-resistant finish suggests suitability for exterior use, provided the lock it covers is also appropriately rated for external conditions. However, it is primarily a decorative item.
The escutcheon has a diameter of 45mm and a thickness of 3mm.
Clean with a soft, damp cloth only. Avoid abrasive cleaners or chemicals that could damage the finish.
It is designed for British standard sash locks or dead locks. A Yale lock typically uses a specific cylinder mechanism; this escutcheon is intended for traditional keyhole slots, not cylinder cutouts.
Ensure there are no obstructions behind the escutcheon on the door surface. Check if the door material is uneven and consider using a slightly longer screw if necessary, ensuring it doesn't interfere with the lock mechanism.
If the door material is soft, the screw holes may need to be filled with wood filler and re-drilled, or longer, thicker screws might be required. Pilot holes are recommended for better screw retention.
This indicates potential damage from harsh cleaning agents. Use only a soft, damp cloth for cleaning. If damage has occurred, contact the manufacturer for advice on refinishing or replacement.
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