Tough Guy
Tough Guy 5YM02 flush-mount access door 6x9 in ABS plastic
Flush-mount ABS plastic access door for wall or ceiling installation with snap-friction catch closure
- TypeBuilding Materials
- Flush-mount design sits level with walls or ceilings
- High-impact ABS plastic resists dents and cracks
- Non-corrosive material suits damp or humid locations
- Snap friction catch holds the door shut without a handle
- White finish blends with standard interior surfaces
Flush-mount access door 6x9
The Tough Guy 5YM02 is a flush-mount access door built from high-impact ABS plastic for wall or ceiling installation. It provides a noncorrosive white finish and a snap friction catch closure without hinges. The door measures 6 inches wide by 9 inches high and requires a rough opening of 6 3/8 by 9 3/8 inches. This component suits maintenance points needing a low-profile cover.
Installers needing tool-free entry
The snap friction catch allows quick opening without hardware, fitting technicians who service plumbing, wiring or HVAC behind walls. Builders who need a fire-rated assembly, an insulated panel, a lockable latch or a hinged door should look at other products. The uninsulated plastic construction does not meet thermal or security requirements for those applications.
Rough opening 6 3/8 x 9 3/8
The cut-out must match the specified rough opening of 6 3/8 inches wide by 9 3/8 inches high for proper fit. An opening cut to the nominal 6 by 9 door size will be too small and prevent installation. Verify the wall or ceiling cavity can accommodate these exact dimensions before ordering.
Highlights
- Flush-mount design sits level with walls or ceilings
- High-impact ABS plastic resists dents and cracks
- Non-corrosive material suits damp or humid locations
- Snap friction catch holds the door shut without a handle
- White finish blends with standard interior surfaces
Specifications
| Brand | TOUGH GUY |
|---|---|
| Type | Building Materials |
Questions about this item
How do I install the flush-mount access door in a wall or ceiling, and what step is often missed?
Cut a rough opening of 9 3/8 inches by 6 3/8 inches, set the ABS frame flush with the surface, and secure it; the step often missed is verifying the opening size before cutting.
What maintenance or replacement will the snap friction catch need over time?
The snap friction catch may loosen with repeated use; if the door no longer stays closed, replace the catch or the entire door assembly.
What limit appears first when the door is used frequently in a high-traffic area?
The snap friction catch is the first component to wear out under repeated opening and closing cycles.
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