Brinks
Brinks 675-83001 Steel Security Bar 25-43 in
Adjustable steel bar secures sliding or hinged doors from 25 to 43 inches with a pivoting padded foot
- TypeDoor Hardware & Components
- Adjustable fit for doors from 25 to 43 inches
- Heavy-duty steel construction resists forced entry
- Pivoting padded foot grips tile wood and concrete
- Non-marring top yoke protects door finish
- Quick setup props under knob or between door panels
What this bar secures
The Brinks 675-83001 is a heavy-duty steel security bar that adjusts from 25 in. to 43 in. to fit most standard sliding or hinged doors. A non-marring top yoke and pivoting padded foot protect surfaces while the bar braces under a door knob or between the door and frame. It is designed for home, dorm, travel or on-the-go use on tile, wood or concrete floors.
Who it fits and who it does not
Renters and travellers who need a tool-free, temporary barrier will find it simple to set up and remove. Households with doors wider than 43 in. or with non-standard frames that prevent a snug fit should look for a different solution. The bar also cannot secure windows or outward-opening doors that lack a knob or track to brace against.
Installing and common issues
Installation requires no tools; the bar extends by hand and wedges into place in seconds. The most frequent issue is insufficient tension on smooth floors such as polished tile, which can let the foot slide if the bar is not fully extended. Users also report that very tall door knobs may sit above the yoke, preventing a secure lock.
Highlights
- Adjustable fit for doors from 25 to 43 inches
- Heavy-duty steel construction resists forced entry
- Pivoting padded foot grips tile wood and concrete
- Non-marring top yoke protects door finish
- Quick setup props under knob or between door panels
Specifications
| Brand | BRINKS |
|---|---|
| Type | Door Hardware & Components |
Questions about this item
What door width must I already have for the 25–43 in bar to fit?
The bar adjusts from 25 in to 43 in, so any sliding or hinged door opening within that range will work.
Will the pivoting padded foot mark my tile, wood or concrete floor?
The foot is padded and designed to be non-marring on tile, wood and concrete surfaces.
How can I confirm the bar is holding the door securely after I prop it under the knob?
The door should not move when pushed; the padded foot must stay flat on the floor and the yoke must sit firmly against the knob or frame.
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