BELWITH PRODUCTS LLC
BELWITH PRODUCTS LLC 1355 Polished Brass Rim Lock window hardware
A polished brass rim lock secures cabinets or drawers up to 3/4" thick with a 7/8" mounting hole and includes two keys
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- Polished brass finish resists corrosion and matches traditional décor
- Rim lock design installs on surface without mortising the wood
- Secures cabinets and drawers up to 3/4" thick for versatile use
- Includes two keys so a spare is always available
- First Watch Security branding indicates manufacturer quality standards
Polished Brass Rim Lock 1355
This rim lock secures cabinets and drawers up to 3/4" thick using a 7/8" mounting hole. It suits homeowners or woodworkers adding keyed security to furniture without mortising. The lock body and two keys come in one package ready for installation.
Thermals noise and power draw
As a mechanical hardware piece it produces no heat, sound or electrical consumption during use. Operation is limited to the physical turning of the key in the cylinder. No power source or cooling is required.
Included keys and First Watch Security branding
Two keys are supplied so a spare is available immediately. The First Watch Security label indicates the manufacturer's quality standard for this hardware. No additional accessories, software or mounting screws are mentioned in the specifications.
Highlights
- Polished brass finish resists corrosion and matches traditional décor
- Rim lock design installs on surface without mortising the wood
- Secures cabinets and drawers up to 3/4" thick for versatile use
- Includes two keys so a spare is always available
- First Watch Security branding indicates manufacturer quality standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the 7/8" mounting hole drilled for the 1355 rim lock?
Drill a single 7/8" diameter hole through the cabinet or drawer face where the lock cylinder will sit; the lock body then mounts on the interior surface. The step often missed is aligning the hole so the keyway sits vertically and the bolt throws cleanly into the strike.
What maintenance does the polished brass 1355 lock need over time?
Lubricate the cylinder and bolt mechanism periodically with a dry graphite or PTFE lubricant; avoid oil-based products that attract dust. Polished brass can be kept bright with a non-abrasive brass polish applied sparingly to exterior surfaces only.
What is the first limitation when the 1355 lock sees repeated daily use?
The 3/4" maximum cabinet or drawer thickness is the hard mechanical limit; attempting to install on thicker material prevents the bolt from engaging the strike correctly and will cause binding or failure to lock.
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