Deltana CHEB Accessory Eye for Cabin Hooks, Solid Brass

Nine finishes: polished brass, PVD polished brass, antique brass, antique nickel, brushed nickel, polished chrome, brushed chrome, oil rubbed bronze, and paint black. If you're matching an existing hook, the PVD polished brass is the plated version that holds its color rather than living finish brass, so pick the one that matches how your hook was originally specified.

Projection is 3/4 inch, with an overall size of 1-1/2 inch. That standoff is what sets the gap the hook arm drops into, so if you're mounting the eye on a jamb or a wall stop and something (a casing edge, a baseboard) sits proud of the mounting surface, check that the 3/4 inch clears it before you drill.

Yes. The CHEB is the eye by itself, sold each, so you don't have to replace a working hook to fix a pulled eye. It's the British style eye, matching the CHB4 and CHB6 hooks.

No, it's a residential grade part. A cabin hook and eye holds a door, shutter, or gate open or loosely closed, it isn't security hardware and it isn't intended for commercial openings. For a commercial door you want a proper wall or floor stop with a holder, not a hook and eye.

The CHEB is the British style eye, and it's the match for the CHB4 and CHB6 hooks. Deltana's other cabin hook styles use their own eye, so if your hook isn't one of those two models, the eye that goes with it is a different part.

Solid brass, both substrate and material. The finish sits on top of brass rather than a zinc casting, which is why it holds up on a screen door or a shutter that sees weather better than a die cast eye would.