Timco Plain Finger Plate - 725137



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The Timco Plain Finger Plate (MPN: 725137) is an essential hardware solution for homeowners and facility managers looking to protect high-traffic doors from daily wear, grime, and unsightly fingerprints. Ideal for residential, office, school, or hospital environments, this plate preserves door finishes and reduces cleaning frequency; however, users should ensure the plate dimensions align with their specific door style to ensure a proportionate fit.
| Model Part Number | 725137 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TIMCO |
Yes, all necessary fixings for a standard installation are included in the package.
While it can be used, the plate is primarily designed for internal door protection. Ensure your door finish can withstand the screw fixings.
Use a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals that could scratch or discolor the surface.
It is designed for timber doors; installation on metal would likely require self-tapping screws not included with the product.
It serves as a protective guard to prevent fingerprint buildup and physical wear on the finish of a door.
Yes, because it uses simple face-fixing screws, it can be easily unscrewed and replaced after painting.
Ensure the screws are fully tightened. If the pilot holes were too large, use a slightly thicker gauge screw or wood filler to reset the hold.
Measure from the edge of the door and the top of the door frame to ensure identical spacing before drilling or tightening the screws fully.
Installation is straightforward due to the face-fixing design. Use the provided screws and align the plate to the desired position on the door stile. If installing on hardwood, it is recommended to drill small pilot holes first to prevent wood splitting. For ongoing care, clean the plate periodically with a soft, damp cloth and a mild non-abrasive cleaner to remove accumulated hand oils. Avoid harsh chemicals that may strip the finish of the plate over time.