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This jamb bracket and plate are constructed of cadmium plated steel and they’re used for repairing screen door closer installations over damaged wood jambs. The plate has a total of 12 holes, and they are the inner-most 4 holes to which the bracket should be fastened to. Note: the bracket must first be affixed to the back plate with the nuts and bolts provided, prior to mounting the plate to the jamb. Upon presenting the plate to the location of installation, verify if the jamb will need to be slightly mortised to allow for the nuts on the backside of the plate. Use a chisel or drill bit to mortise a pocket, or pockets that will receive the projecting nuts and bolts and allow the plate to rest flush against the jamb.
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FHC K5072 FHC Jamb Bracket With Plate - 2-1/2" x 4-1/16" - Steel Construction - Mill Finish (Single Pack)
Item #: K5072 by Frameless Hardware Company LLC
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- Constructed of solid brass, with brass pins and keys
- Comes in a beautiful, corrosion resistant, chrome plated finish
- Designed for use with doors equipped with mortise lock systems
- Features a 5 pin tumbler, a Kwikset keyway, and it is used by a variety of door manufacturers
- Easy to install with only a few simple tools
- For further dimensional and specification information, please see the line drawing
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Overview:
This jamb bracket and plate are constructed of cadmium plated steel and they’re used for repairing screen door closer installations over damaged wood jambs. The plate has a total of 12 holes, and they are the inner-most 4 holes to which the bracket should be fastened to. Note: the bracket must first be affixed to the back plate with the nuts and bolts provided, prior to mounting the plate to the jamb. Upon presenting the plate to the location of installation, verify if the jamb will need to be slightly mortised to allow for the nuts on the backside of the plate. Use a chisel or drill bit to mortise a pocket, or pockets that will receive the projecting nuts and bolts and allow the plate to rest flush against the jamb.