Don-jo LP211PC Latch Protector Outswing Doors Prime Coat

Product Description

The DON-JO LP211PC is a latch protector designed for outswing doors, providing a physical barrier that shields the latch bolt and strike area from forced entry attempts and general wear. Finished in prime coat, it arrives ready for field painting to match the door or frame. The unit measures 3 inches wide by 11 inches in length and weighs approximately 1.2 pounds. Installation is straightforward and suited to commercial and light-industrial door openings where outswing configurations are common. Locksmiths, door hardware contractors, and security professionals typically specify latch protectors like this one as a cost-effective upgrade to existing door hardware.

The LP211PC is used on outswing doors in commercial buildings, multi-unit residential properties, and institutional facilities where the latch and strike are exposed on the exterior face of the door. The prime coat finish makes it adaptable to virtually any color scheme when painted on-site. It is sold individually and is also available in case quantities of 10 units for larger projects or stocking purposes.

Key Features

• Protects latch bolt and strike area against forced entry on outswing doors
• Prime coat finish ready for field painting
• 3 inches x 11 inches profile fits standard outswing door edge configurations
• Lightweight at 1.2 pounds for easy single-technician installation
• Sold individually with case quantity of 10 available for volume orders

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation latch protector for outswing door applications in commercial and residential settings.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or door hardware technician. Before installing, confirm the door swing direction and verify the latch protector will clear the door frame and threshold hardware. Fasten using appropriate screws for the door material — wood, hollow metal, or aluminum — following the hardware manufacturer's template. Consult local building codes for any access-control or egress requirements that may govern latch protection hardware in the intended application.