Square Keyhole Cover Escutcheon 50mm x 50mm + Screws (Polished Chrome)

This looks excellent on the door and is very good quality

Having had someone mess up on installing the lock, the original escutcheon wouldn't screw in (as the key hole was too big). This item resolved the wood-butchery issue, however, it became apparent that the draught now coming through the door was unacceptable, so I resorted to riveting the original escutcheon to the new plate.Great quality plate, I have to say.

Easy to install, looks nice and shiny, like it alot

Good quality

Nicely made and ideal for doors where, over time, the timber round the keyhole has deteriated and its difficult to fit traditional round escutcheons.Highly recommend

I received this Key hole cover and it does the job. Others I have seen are double/treble the price.My advice is to hold the cover up to the keyhole and position the key so it fits in straight and not at an angle. Take the key out and mark one hole against the door. Fit one screw so it holds the plate “square” then put the key back inThe keyhole to make sure it fits correctly. If yes, then fit t diagonal screw second to make the plate fit so it looks straight. Nothing looks worse than a slanting keyhole cover.

The plate, which is indeed solid and decently built, came with 4 tiny FLAT screws with a super tight thread that was impossible to screw in place on wood past the melamine. I ended up sourcing different screws with a philips head to keep my sanity.

The plate is great but use your own screws as they're not the best.I used this larger square plate to cover a keyhole on an old door which needed something larger to cover prior unusable screw holes. Also provides a bigger protective plate to protect the door from 'wandering' key impacts. Looks nice too.