Pamex DD0930834SN Aluminum Kickplate Satin Nickel 8x34

Product Description

The PAMEX DD0930834SN is an anodized aluminum kickplate finished in satin nickel, designed to protect the lower section of doors from scuffs, kicks, and everyday wear. Measuring 8 inches wide by 34 inches long, it installs on residential and commercial doors alike. The anodized finish provides a durable, corrosion-resistant surface that holds up in high-traffic entryways. At 1.2 pounds, the plate is lightweight enough for straightforward single-technician installation. The satin nickel finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware and lever sets commonly found in office, retail, and multifamily applications.

This kickplate is suited for wood, hollow metal, and composite doors in both residential and light commercial settings. It is a practical addition to high-traffic entry doors where door surfaces are prone to impact damage at foot level. Building contractors, door hardware installers, and facilities maintenance professionals typically specify kickplates during door hardware schedules or as a retrofit upgrade on existing door assemblies.

Key Features

• Anodized aluminum construction resists corrosion and surface wear
• Satin nickel finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware
• 8-inch width by 34-inch length suits a wide range of standard door widths
• Low-profile at 0.1 inches thickness for flush, clean mounting
• Lightweight at 1.2 pounds for easy single-installer handling
• Sold individually; packaged in cases of 10 for contractor volume orders

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation kickplate for standard residential and commercial doors where an 8-inch by 34-inch kickplate profile is specified.

Installation Notes

Kickplates are typically installed by door hardware technicians or general contractors following the door manufacturer and hardware schedule specifications. Before mounting, confirm door surface is clean and free of existing hardware that may conflict with the plate footprint. Fasteners are typically machine screws driven into pre-drilled door face holes; verify fastener type and spacing against the door core material prior to drilling. Follow local building codes and ADA guidelines where kickplate specifications are regulated for accessible entrances.