Schlage Commercial 09-665 Deadbolt Armor Front, Over 1-3/4" Doors, For Use With L9460/62/63/64

No. The 09-665 deadbolt armor front is made for doors over 1-3/4 inches thick. Since 1-3/4 inches is the standard commercial door thickness, this is the thick-door version and the wrong part for a normal leaf. Measure the door edge before ordering: if it comes in at 1-3/4, you need the standard-thickness front for your L-Series deadbolt, not the 09-665.

Four functions: L9460, L9462, L9463 and L9464. Those are the L-Series mortise deadbolt bodies, and the 09-665 is the deadbolt front for them on doors thicker than 1-3/4 inches. If the lock case in your door is one of those four and the leaf is thicker than standard, this is the front that goes with it.

Just the plate. The 09-665 is the armor front, the stainless steel face that sits in the edge of the door over a Schlage L-Series mortise deadbolt case. It is a replacement part, so no deadbolt body, cylinder, or strike comes with it. Buyers ordering this usually already have the L9460, L9462, L9463 or L9464 in the door and need the front for it.

For a leaf over 1-3/4 inches, yes, the thick-door front is a separate line item and the 09-665 is it. It covers the L9460, L9462, L9463 and L9464 deadbolt functions. Order the finish code to match the rest of the hardware on that opening so the door edge doesn't end up the odd one out.

No. The 09-665 is a deadbolt front and its compatibility runs to L9460, L9462, L9463 and L9464 only. A mortise lockset with a latchbolt has a longer case and a latch cutout in the face, so it takes its own front. Match the front to the function of the lock case that's actually mortised into the door.

Eleven BHMA finish codes: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 612 satin bronze, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 619 satin nickel, 622 matte black, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome, 629 bright stainless steel, 630 satin stainless steel and 643E aged bronze. Order by the code stamped on or specified for the lock already in the door rather than by the finish name, since 626 and 630 look similar in a hallway but are different specifications.

That plate is the armor front, and the 09-665 is sold as a replacement part for exactly that job on thick doors. It swaps out on its own, so a chewed-up or pry-marked front does not mean replacing the L9460, L9462, L9463 or L9464 deadbolt behind it. Confirm the door is over 1-3/4 inches thick, because that is what the 09-665 is cut for.

Stainless steel construction, and it is a commercial door hardware part rather than a residential one. The front is the piece that takes carts, keys, and pry attempts at the door edge, which is why it is a separate wearing part you can swap without touching the deadbolt. Stainless also holds up better than plated finishes on exterior openings that see weather.