Ives LG1032D Lock Guard Satin Stainless Steel 9.5in

Product Description

The IVES LG1032D is a door lock guard designed to protect locksets and deadbolts from forced-entry attacks. It mounts over the door edge and latch area, reinforcing the vulnerable gap between the door face and the strike jamb. At 9.5 inches long, 2.75 inches wide, and 1.5 inches in height, this guard provides substantial coverage over the lock cylinder and latch bolt. Finished in satin stainless steel, it resists corrosion and maintains a clean architectural appearance. Commercial and residential locksmiths, security contractors, and general contractors install this type of hardware as a cost-effective physical security upgrade on exterior doors.

The LG1032D fits standard single-door applications where the lockset or deadbolt is exposed on the door face or edge. It is suited for commercial entry doors, apartment building corridors, and residential exterior doors where forced-entry protection is a priority. The satin stainless steel finish coordinates with most contemporary architectural hardware. This guard ships as a single unit and is appropriate for new construction and retrofit security installations alike.

Key Features

• Satin stainless steel finish resists corrosion and coordinates with architectural door hardware
• 9.5-inch length provides broad coverage over the lock cylinder and latch zone
• 2.75-inch width spans the door edge and face overlap area
• Low-profile 1.5-inch height minimizes door clearance impact
• Lightweight construction at 0.8 pounds for easy single-technician installation
• Sold individually as a single-unit replacement or new-installation component

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation lock guard for standard single-door exterior applications requiring lockset and deadbolt protection at the door edge.

Installation Notes

Lock guards of this type are installed by locksmiths, security contractors, or finish hardware installers. Before installation, confirm the door is not under load and the lockset is disengaged. Mounting typically requires drilling and fastening through the door face or edge per the manufacturer template. Consult local building codes and security standards for required hardware specifications on rated doors.