Securitron M32/62/82 Magnalock Durable Dress Covers

Yes, provided the two Magnalocks are mounted no more than 2 inches apart. A single Durable Dress Cover will span a pair of Magnalocks on a double door within that spacing. If your installer set the mags farther apart than 2 inches at the header, one cover will not bridge them and you will need to cover each lock separately.

No. Despite the similar number, the Durable Dress Cover is not for use with the DM62 Magnalock. The DDC-62 is sized for the M62. Check the label on the lock body before ordering, since M62 and DM62 are different housings.

Two anodized finishes: black anodized (BK) and clear anodized (CL). Clear anodized is the one that blends with mill-finish aluminum storefront headers; black anodized matches dark bronze and black aluminum frames. Both finishes are offered across the M32, M62 and M82 cover sizes, ordered as DDC-32CL, DDC-32BK and so on.

It is a housing that slips over the mag body and its wiring at the header so the install looks finished instead of showing a bare lock and cable. It is an installation accessory, not part of the locking function, so the Magnalock holds the door whether or not it is fitted. On a glass storefront entry or a lobby door where the header is in plain view, it is usually specified; on a back-of-house or stairwell door most people skip it.

Two choices settle it: the Magnalock model and the finish. The part number combines them, so an M82 lock in black anodized is DDC-82BK, an M32 in clear is DDC-32CL. The full set runs DDC-32BK, DDC-32CL, DDC-62BK, DDC-62CL, DDC-82BK and DDC-82CL.

It is a commercial-duty accessory, matched to the Grade 1 Durable Magnalock line, and the anodized aluminum construction stands up to a high-traffic opening. For a property manager standardizing several entrances, the practical move is to pick one finish, clear or black, and use the cover that matches each mag model across the building.