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190 Degree Brass Door Viewer Antique Brass with Acrylic Lens Repack
190 Degree Brass Door Viewer Antique Brass with Acrylic Lens Repack
190 Degree Brass Door Viewer Antique Brass with Acrylic Lens Repack
190 Degree Brass Door Viewer Antique Brass with Acrylic Lens Repack

190 Degree Brass Door Viewer Antique Brass with Acrylic Lens Repack

$ 1.32

Availability: 949 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Taiwan
  • Brand: Accent Builders Hardware
  • Finish Type: Antique Brass
  • Lens Type: Acrylic
  • Finish: Matte
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Condition: Items are in good, usable condition. Minor finish/metal discoloration. Repackaged - does not come in original packaging. "ABH" logo as pictured not included on items.
  • Material: Brass
  • Item Diameter: 12mm
  • MPN: A712P
  • View: 190-Degree
  • Style: Antique Style

    Description

    SPECS
    Viewing angle: 190 degrees
    Barrel diameter: 0.5 in  |  12 mm
    Fits door thickness: 1.4 - 2.2 in  |
    35 - 55 mm
    A712
    Refurbished/repackaged by manufacturer.*
    Overview
    Our door viewers are high design takes on classic fixtures, without sacrificing economy.
    Solid Brass construction available in three striking finishes.
    Available with UL rated glass or acrylic lenses. Choose the finish and lens content that suits your style and budget.
    Suitable for wood, fiberglass, or metal doors (consult the user manual for your drill and drill bits).
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    Installation
    1. Make sure it is of standard thickness, usually from 33mm - 50mm (1 3/8 inches - 2 inches).
    2. Decide where you want the door viewer to go. It should be in the center of your door and about five feet from the ground. Once you've found your spot, mark an "X" there with a pencil.
    3. Use a 12mm or  1/2” drill bit to drill a hole on the the “X” pencil mark.
    4. Insert the viewing scope and the barrel through each end of the hole. With a quarter (or any suitable tool) fitted to the barrel notch, tighten the barrel and viewing scope until they fit snugly on the door.