PN Pn. SZYLD OK-P2 BIRA — metal door escutcheon OK-P2, model BIRA

PN Pn. SZYLD OK-P2 BIRA is a metal door escutcheon designed for use with OK-P2 mounting. It covers and protects the lock cylinder and surrounding handle area, creating a neat finish and increasing the durability of door hardware. The escutcheon is intended for residential and light-commercial doors where a discrete protective plate is required to secure the cylinder and improve the door’s appearance.

Advantages

This metal escutcheon provides a robust protective barrier around the lock cylinder, reducing direct wear and exposure to tampering. Its precise fit for OK-P2 mounting ensures easy installation and a stable position on the door surface. The simple design offers visual integration with various door styles while helping to prevent dirt and moisture from accessing the lock mechanism. The durable metal construction contributes to long service life in everyday use.

Suitable for

• Residential entrance and interior doors
• Light-commercial premises such as offices and retail spaces
• Doors requiring cylinder protection and aesthetic finishing
• Replacement of worn or damaged escutcheons with OK-P2 compatible fittings

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction for durability and protection
• Mounting type: compatible with OK-P2 mounting systems
• Function: covers and protects the lock cylinder and handle area
• Application: suitable for residential and light-commercial doors

How to use

Position the escutcheon over the lock cylinder area aligned with the OK-P2 mounting holes, then secure it to the door using appropriate screws for the door material. Ensure the escutcheon sits flush against the door surface and that the cylinder operates smoothly without obstruction. If replacing an existing escutcheon, remove the old plate and clean mounting surfaces before fitting the new escutcheon to ensure a stable and even installation.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the escutcheon for fastening integrity and signs of corrosion; tighten screws if necessary and clean with a mild detergent to maintain appearance and function. For exterior doors, consider periodic checks of seals and surrounding hardware to prevent moisture ingress and ensure continued protection of the lock cylinder.