Frame Reinforcer
A Kickstop Frame Reinforcer is used to reinforce and strengthen a wooden door frame around a rim lock staple, a mortice lock striking plate and the hinges.
Fitting locks involves removing wood and this in turn, will weaken the frame. The Kickstop door frame reinforcing plates and bars are bolted together through the door or screwed to the internal face of the frame - to resist a 'kick-in' attack and forced entry and so help avoid a burglary.
Birmingham Bar: - Flat, countersunk steel reinforcing bar to secure the locking point side of the frame when only mortice locks are fitted and also to secure the hinge side of the frame. Additionally, can be fixed (with security fixings) to the external face of the frame to resist jemmy and chisel attack on outward opening doors. Supplied with 2 1/2" No. 10 woodscrews.
London Bar: - Flat, countersunk steel reinforcing bar with a 'D' shaped staple fo fit over and secure the locking point side of the frame where a rim lock staple is fitted to the frame. Supplied with 2 1/2" No. 10 woodscrews.
FrameGuard: - Two plates, bolted together through the door frame around the striking plate or hinge. With bevelled edge to resist side impact. Supplied with 4" long bolt fixings
StapleGuard (originally called London Frame Reinforcer): - Two plates, the external plate is flat with bevelled edge to resist side impact and the internal plate has a 'D' shaped staple to fit over the a rim lock staple. Supplied with 4" long bolt fixings.
HingeGuard Plates: - A packet of two plates. Each plate screwed to the inside face of the door frame just beside the hinge. Supplied with 2 1/2" No. 10 woodscrews.
Birmingham Bar London Bar FrameGuard StapleGuard HingeGuard Plates