Wyzeussale

Was replacing the plastic plate that came with my lock and this metal one feels much sturdier against the door. The screw holes lined up perfectly with no extra drilling needed.

Wasn't sure if this metal plate would feel sturdy or flimsy, but it's got a nice heft and the screw holes lined up perfectly with the existing bolt pattern. Made the whole reassembly feel much more secure than the plastic piece that came with the lock.

Installed this in about five minutes with just a screwdriver, and the metal plate feels rock solid compared to the plastic one it replaced. The screw holes lined up perfectly with my existing door.

Finally, a lock plate that doesn't flex when I'm tightening the screws—this one held firm and made installation a breeze. The extra thickness gives me peace of mind that it won't warp over time.

The metal feels much sturdier than the plastic piece it replaced, and the screw holes aligned perfectly on my door. Installation took maybe five minutes, and now the lock assembly doesn't shift at all when I turn the deadbolt.

This metal plate feels much sturdier than the plastic piece that came with my lock, and the screw holes lined up perfectly. Installation took maybe two minutes.

I was a little worried this would be flimsy, but the metal is actually thick and sturdy. It lined up perfectly with the existing screw holes, making installation a breeze.

This metal plate feels much sturdier than the plastic version that came with the kit, and it doesn’t flex at all when I tighten the screws. Installation was a breeze since it lined up perfectly with the existing holes.

I was worried the included plastic piece might crack over time, but this metal plate feels rock-solid once installed. It snugly fits the interior assembly and the door feels much more secure now.

The threading lines up exactly with the existing holes, and the plate itself is noticeably thicker than the plastic one that came with the kit. Installation took maybe two minutes.