Brand | PRIME-LINE |
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Special Feature | Extra protection |
Lock Type | Door latch guard |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 0.5 x 3.81 x 12 inches |
Material | Steel |
Color | Gray |
Finish Type | Painted |
Included Components | latch shield |
Control Method | App |
Manufacturer | Prime-Line Products |
Part Number | U9513 |
Item Weight | 10.8 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 0.5 x 3.81 x 12 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | U 9513 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 12 in. x 12 in. |
Finish | Painted |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number Of Pieces | 1 |
Special Features | Extra protection |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | Goods are warranted against manufacturing defects for 1 year. In no case is Prime-Line responsible for user related damage or damage incurred during installation. Warranty is void if products are subjected to abnormal conditions, misapplication or abuse. |
Prime-Line U 9513 12 In. Gray Painted Steel Constructed Latch Shield, For Swing-In Doors (Single Pack)
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Brand | PRIME-LINE |
Special Feature | Extra protection |
Lock Type | Door latch guard |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 0.5 x 3.81 x 12 inches |
Material | Steel |
About this item
- For use with swing-in hinged entry doors
- 12 inch overall height helps provide ample protection of door latching area
- Solid steel construction ensures durability
- Non-handed latch shield can be used on both left and right hand, in-swinging doors
- Mounts onto door and jamb
- Finished in gray colored paint
- Interlocking brackets protect door from forced entry
- Please refer to the line art drawing for dimensions and compare with your needs before ordering
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ASIN | B00D2K3CAK |
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Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #63,706 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #47 in Cabinet & Furniture Latches |
Date First Available | September 13, 2008 |
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This latch shield is constructed of durable steel and comes in a gray painted finish. Features an interlocking design to prevent access by forced entry on swing-in doors. Designed for use with in-swinging doors and it can be used on residential, commercial and industrial applications. Installation of this latch shield requires no mortising, and it can be mounted on wood and metal door systems. Complete with one-way, tamper-proof screws for use on jamb-mounted bracket. Installation is easy. Note: A one-way driver bit may be necessary to drive in one-way screws in lieu of a regular flat head screw driver.
From the Manufacturer
This latch shield is constructed of durable steel and comes in a gray painted finish. It features an interlocking design to prevent access by forced entry on swing-in doors. This latch shield is designed for use with in-swinging doors and it can be used on residential, commercial and industrial applications. Installation of this latch shield requires no mortising, and it can be mounted on wood and metal door systems. This item is complete with one-way, tamper-proof screws for use on jamb-mounted bracket. Installation is as easy as; present in place, mark holes, pre-drill and install. Note: A one-way driver bit may be necessary to drive in one-way screws in lieu of a regular flat head screw driver.
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Customer Ratings | |||||
Sturdiness | 4.7 | 4.6 | — | — | 5.0 |
Value for money | 4.6 | 4.1 | — | — | 4.7 |
Easy to install | 4.2 | 4.4 | — | — | 4.8 |
Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
lock type | Door latch guard | Rim Lock | Key Lock | Deadbolt | Rim Lock |
number of items | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
material | Steel | Steel | Aluminum | Steel | Metal, Alloy Steel |
finish type | Painted | Bronze | Black | Painted | Painted |
weight | — | 0.02 pounds | 0.01 ounces | — | 0.63 pounds |
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Customers like the quality and security of the latch guard. They mention that it's simple and well-made. Some appreciate the protection it provides. That said, opinions are mixed on ease of installation and the security screws.
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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the latch guard. They mention it's a solid product, and does as expected. Some say that it prevents easy break in. Overall, customers are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...Perfect solution and easy to install." Read more
"...I noticed that it was slim, thin and durable, but made it very difficult to break it. I searched and found this...." Read more
"Good product & makes it less likely someone will just pop your door open with a credit card or screwdriver but always remember that most things you..." Read more
"This really is a good product and does do as you would expect...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the security provided by the latch guard. They mention that it is easy to install, provides the security it says it will, and is perfect for door security. The latch guard is a good deterrent for would-be burglars looking for a quick job, and makes them feel safer. Some say that the latch protector works great for protecting the latch on their shed from break-in.
"...door guard is useful for in-swinging doors by providing an extra layer of protection against prying attempts between the frame/latch and door..." Read more
"...I searched and found this. It is easy to install and prevents a pry bar or other device from getting close enough to a deadbolt to open it easily...." Read more
"...This solves all those problems and guards both the door handle latch and the deadbolt too. Perfect!" Read more
"Easy to install and a good deterrent for would-be burglars looking for a quick job. I installed three of these...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the fit of the tool. They mention that it is a perfect fit for their application and that the low profile name fits up against for jam well.
"...narrow between the doorknob and the door frame, so this piece fit in there perfectly...." Read more
"Amazing. Comes with one way screws. Low profile name fits up against for jam well." Read more
"Excellent quality. Perfect fit for my application." Read more
Customers are mixed about the ease of installation. Some mention it's real easy to install, while others say it came with absolutely no instructions. Some say it'll be tough to install on a door with full mortise lock, and the un-screwable screws are very hard to install.
"...Perfect solution and easy to install." Read more
"...This comes with no directions. But if you have the correct bits, tools, and mark your holes correctly, it's very easy to install...." Read more
"...I searched and found this. It is easy to install and prevents a pry bar or other device from getting close enough to a deadbolt to open it easily...." Read more
"...It's not a conceptually difficult item to install, with the strong caveat that it's critical to double-measure your drill holes and ensure your..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the security screws. Some mention that they are special screws that cannot be removed easily. However, others say that they're not security screws, and are open for anyone to screw off.
"...These should be used, as it will be impossible to remove the security screws if you mis-align and want to start over..." Read more
"...Its very thick and sturdy metal, and the screws are indeed un-screwable...." Read more
"...It is definitely a good deterrent. My purchase did not come with screws...." Read more
"...The screws are one-way as to prevent someone from simply unscrewing them...." Read more
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024
A few thoughts:
You want the Phillips head screws in the door piece to be covered by the piece attached to the frame when the door is closed. This prevents anyone from simply screwing them out from the door.
Make sure the guard does not interfere with the closing of the door. You do not need to have the frame piece hit the door piece when the door is shut normally. The door should close properly, with enough pressure being exerted on the weather stripping to create a seal from the outside.
This comes with no directions. But if you have the correct bits, tools, and mark your holes correctly, it's very easy to install. Again, do not put the security screws in until you are sure everything lines up and closes correctly. Screw in the shorter Phillips screws all the way to test. Then put in 2 security screws, then remove the test screws and put in the final 2 security screws. Piece of cake.
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2018
A few thoughts:
You want the Phillips head screws in the door piece to be covered by the piece attached to the frame when the door is closed. This prevents anyone from simply screwing them out from the door.
Make sure the guard does not interfere with the closing of the door. You do not need to have the frame piece hit the door piece when the door is shut normally. The door should close properly, with enough pressure being exerted on the weather stripping to create a seal from the outside.
This comes with no directions. But if you have the correct bits, tools, and mark your holes correctly, it's very easy to install. Again, do not put the security screws in until you are sure everything lines up and closes correctly. Screw in the shorter Phillips screws all the way to test. Then put in 2 security screws, then remove the test screws and put in the final 2 security screws. Piece of cake.
With that in mind, with the door shut and all locks engaged, align the two pieces. Then, let the door-mounted piece slide out, and mark the holes on the piece that's on the jamb.
After drilling, use two of the Philips head screws for the piece that goes on the jamb; that's the unit that will ultimately have the one-way screws.
When that's mounted, drill and install the piece that goes on the door.
NOW, operate the door exactly as you would, from both the inside and outside. E.g., from the inside, lock the deadbolt. Is it just as snug and tight as before, but without requiring pushing on the door to lock the deadbolt? Because you want the door to easily close and lock, especially if your wife is going to use it. You'll be very unpopular if she has to muscle the door to engage and unlock the deadbolt.
After you've worked all locks and checked tolerances, both inside and out, you can remove the Philips head screws from the unit on the jamb, and install the one-way screws. Some reviewers said they spent $10 for a special drill piece for the one-way screws--that's not necessary if you've properly drilled your holes with the correct size drill bit.
My sense is that many of us would intuitively understand all of this without directions, but reading explicit directions in advance, whether its for this project or any other, is the difference between a smooth installation or something more like disaster. We've probably all experienced that and hope to avoid repeat performances.
And, as reality may have taught you in the past, once those one-way screws are in, THEY ARE IN, which, of course, is why they are a reliable deterrent to would-be burglars. Good luck folks.