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Bogus Bolt
Extra security for pennies, and with installation as easy as a post-up note. Just peel the back off this authentic face from a brass deadbolt lock, stick it on the door, and your casual burglar won't bother to go any farther. Measures 1-3/4" dia x 9/16" thick with a self-adhesive back. Buy several for extra fake security!
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93656 FAKE DEADBOLT |
The Prettiest Latch In The World
Honest. We'd put these on all the teak bulkhead doors on our company yacht, if we had a company yacht. The bright steel T-handle folds into a recessed plate that's 4-3/4" x 3-3/4" OA x just over 1" deep. Has (6) 3/16" mounting holes on a 9/16" lip. Don't have anything to latch? Just recess them into a 2-3/4' x 3-3/4" hole in a wall and they're stunning, fold-away, double coat hooks.
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38603 RECESSED LATCH |
Padlock With Warning
Good quality brass-bodied padlock with a hardened-steel 1/4" shackle with a 3/4" wide mouth. You get (2) keys and multiple locks will be keyed differently. Measures 2-3/4" x 1-1/2" x 9/16" OA. Also carries the foolproof, time-tested, burglar-thwarting engraving: "WARNING-unauthorized removal of this lock constitutes breaking and entering."
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38286 PADLOCK |
The Incredible Growing Handles
Better get these beauties before the staff takes them all home: telescoping extension handles (new ones) from the rolling-luggage industry, and we think they're the niftiest things since, well, rolling luggage. Attach them (along with wheels) to tool boxes, build your own rolling storage cases, create pull-out work spaces under desktops or workbenches. This dream handle has dual 1" wide x 3/4" rectangular black steel shafts, 4-1/2" apart, with a 2-draw telescope action and a push button in the handle. The shafts float in a steel bracket that allows the handle to be recessed into a case. This is saw-offable, however, so the handle could also be independently mounted on the outside of a surface. The handle extends 20" for an OA length of 33-1/2"
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37252 STEEL HANDLE |
Padlocks With Raincoats
Our each is a 3-pack of good-quality rubber-clad Trimax" steel padlocks from Wyers". Sort of locks with form-fitting slickers, hats and galoshes, so they can live out in the rain. Each padlock comes with a removable black-rubber protective sleeve, plus a top that the shackle slides through, and a bottom that pops off (but hangs by a connecting strip) while you use the key. Locks measure 3-1/4" x 1-15/16" x 1-1/8" with black-rubber-coated, double-locking shackles 1/4" thick x 3/4" wide. All keyed individually. You get (2) keys for each.
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38354 PROTECTED PADLOCKS |
Slip Sliding Awa-a-ay
Tube-O-Slipperiness. Lubricate to your heart's content with this 6g/0.21 oz tube of graphite powder. Excellent for goop-and-drip-free lock greasing. Made in the USA by Dixon/Ticonderoga.
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36502 LOCK MATE |
Door Security Chain
Nothing fancy, just a standard gold-colored door chain at a good price. The plate's 3-1/2" x 1-3/8", with a 7-1/2" welded-link chain. Comes with (6) wood screws and instructions.
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36123 DOOR CHAIN |
Swivel and Snap
Handy little zinc-plated steel spring snap, 2-1/2" x 5/8" OA, with a swivel attached. The swivel eye measures 3/4" x 1/2".
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38001 SPRING SNAP |
Humble Handle
Simple is good, and life don't come much simpler. This U-shaped 1-1/8" deep drawer pull/cabinet handle is molded cream-colored plastic. Matte finish, 3/8" dia, 3/16" unthreaded bores, 4" centers. Recycle a couple of screws from the old handle, 'cause we won't be sending you new ones. Simple.
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33397 DRAWER HANDLE |
Bell Beasts
Cast resin wall plaques to put around the button for your door bell or the viewer in the door. (We suppose they could surround the drawing room button for the butler, but they seem a bit casual for that.) The 4" tall x 2-1/2" wide frog, crouches in reeds and presents the button in his mouth. He looks as though he tarnished bronze. Welcome the wild with this wonderful amphibian.
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32253 FROG BELL SURROUND |
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