Description

The DON-JO EF160BP is a cut out filler plate designed to cover unused or legacy cutouts in door prep work. Measuring 1 inch wide by 2.25 inches long with a height of 0.4 inches, this plate fills standard 160-series cutouts left behind after hardware removal, upgrades, or door repurposing. The brass plated finish provides a clean, finished appearance suited to commercial and residential door applications. Door hardware technicians and locksmiths install this plate when decommissioning legacy hardware cutouts or when a door face requires a neat, professional finish over an exposed mortise or bore opening.

This filler plate is appropriate for use on hollow metal doors, wood doors, and frames where a 160-series cutout requires coverage. It is commonly installed during door hardware retrofits, tenant turnover work, or any scenario where a previously used cutout must be closed off cleanly. The brass plated finish integrates with period-appropriate or traditional hardware sets. Sold individually, with a case quantity of 10 units available for larger projects.

Key Features

Covers standard 160-series cutouts left by removed or replaced door hardware
Brass plated finish for a clean, finished appearance on retrofitted doors
Compact profile at 1 inch x 2.25 inches x 0.4 inches fits tight door face clearances
Lightweight at 0.1 pounds minimal added weight to door assembly
Sold individually (EA); case quantity of 10 available for volume installs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style filler for standard 160-series door cutouts on commercial and residential doors where legacy hardware has been removed or replaced.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or door hardware technician. Before installing, ensure the door is secured in its frame and any remaining hardware is fully removed from the cutout. Fasten the plate using appropriate fasteners for the door material do not overtighten on hollow metal doors to avoid dimpling the door face. Installation should comply with applicable local building codes and, where applicable, ADA or accessibility requirements governing door hardware.