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The Timco Letter Tidy is designed for homeowners and tradespeople looking to achieve a polished interior finish on timber front doors while simultaneously improving thermal efficiency. By concealing the raw edges and fixings of external letter plates, this solid brass cover offers a sleek, professional aesthetic; however, it is specifically engineered for internal application on timber doors and may not be compatible with all door materials or thicknesses.
| Model Part Number | 200595 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TIMCO |
No, this product is specifically designed as an internal letter tidy for the inside of timber front doors.
It is optimized for timber doors. Installation on UPVC or metal doors may require specialized fixings not included with the product.
This is a cover plate to improve aesthetics and insulation; it does not replace the functionality of an external letter flap.
Simply wipe with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid abrasive sponges or chemicals to maintain the finish.
Yes, all necessary fixings for a standard timber door installation are included in the package.
Check that all fixing screws are tightened securely into the timber. If the wood is stripped, use a small amount of wood filler or matchstick-and-glue to provide the screws with a new purchase point.
Verify that the perimeter of the letter tidy is flush against the door. You may apply a thin bead of clear silicone sealant around the edge if the door surface is uneven.
Installation is intended for internal use on standard timber doors. Before beginning, ensure the internal surface of the door is clean and flat.
Care for the polished chrome finish by wiping with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, as these can strip the polished coating and lead to tarnishing over time.
