BZ-110 Timberline Finish Cup, Nickel

BZ-110 Timberline Finish Cup For Lock Cylinders

BZ-110 Timberline finish cup is a CompX Timberline trim bezel designed for lock cylinder bodies, so it dresses the exposed hole and supports a clean lock perimeter where the cylinder passes through the panel. The nickel finish on this finish cup presents a consistent metal edge around the bore, which helps the lock assembly look finished on visible cabinet or furniture faces. This finish cup is made to work with cylinder bodies in 3/4 inch through 7/8 inch diameter holes, so one part can cover that common boring range without changing your bit size on different jobs. It also permits use of locks in 7/8 inch thick panels, which lets you keep the same cylinder body when the design or material calls for thicker stock. The product is classified as a lock trim bezel, tying directly into standard lock accessory layouts for woodworking projects.

Key Finish Cup Details For Lock Work

• This CompX Timberline finish cup is a trim bezel for cylinder bodies, so it frames the cylinder and helps the lock installation look intentional on casework or fixture panels.
• Support for 3/4 inch through 7/8 inch diameter holes means the same finish cup can be used across that boring range, which reduces part variation when hole sizes change slightly from job to job.
• Because it permits use of locks in 7/8 inch thick panels, this finish cup lets the same cylinder body serve thicker doors or drawer fronts, helping standardize lock components across different constructions.
• The nickel description identifies a nickel finish on the cup, giving the lock edge a metal appearance that can align with other nickel lock and hinge components on the project.

Installation Fit For Cylinder Bodies And Panels

This finish cup is specified for cylinder bodies used in 3/4 inch through 7/8 inch diameter holes, so boring within that range positions the cup as the interface between panel and cylinder. When locks are applied in 7/8 inch thick panels, this finish cup permits that use, so thicker materials like substantial cabinet doors or dense fronts can still accept the same lock body. The trim bezel role of the finish cup means it sits at the face of the panel around the cylinder, so the hole edge is covered by the nickel cup rather than raw substrate, which can matter where panel material or laminate would otherwise show at the bore.

Using This Nickel Finish Cup In Lock Projects

Where This Timberline Finish Cup Fits Best

This CompX Timberline finish cup is placed wherever cylinder bodies are installed into 3/4 inch through 7/8 inch diameter holes, so it suits cabinet doors, drawer fronts, or panels bored within that range. Because it permits locks in 7/8 inch thick panels, it matches projects that step up to thicker construction, such as heavy fronts or built-up decorative faces, while still relying on the same cylinder design. As a trim bezel in the Locks and Latches lock accessories class, it aligns with lock layouts that call for a dressed front edge around the cylinder, giving a defined metal ring where the lock meets the wood or composite surface in furniture, fixture, or casework applications.

Why These Finish Cup Details Support Consistent Results

The defined range of 3/4 inch through 7/8 inch diameter holes means that once boring tools are set for that window, this finish cup will frame the cylinder consistently, which helps repeat hole-to-cylinder relationships across multiple doors or panels. Allowing locks in 7/8 inch thick panels keeps the same cylinder body useful when panel thickness increases, so the installer can maintain one lock style while panel designs vary, reducing changes to lock boring layouts. The trim bezel function of the finish cup means the nickel edge masks the cut surface of the hole, so even on materials that expose core or contrasting layers, the visible border around the lock remains a defined nickel ring. Its role as a lock accessory from CompX Timberline ties it directly to professional lock planning in woodworking, so the finish around the cylinder stays controlled and repeatable from one cabinet or fixture run to the next.

Common Questions About The BZ-110 Finish Cup

Selecting This Finish Cup For Lock Installations

The BZ-110 Timberline finish cup groups cylinder installations around a 3/4 inch through 7/8 inch diameter hole range and supports use in 7/8 inch thick panels, so one nickel trim bezel can serve many cabinet or furniture lock layouts. For projects using CompX Timberline cylinder bodies where a defined metal edge around the lock is important, this finish cup provides a consistent ring at the panel face, tying the cylinder to the surrounding hardware visually while supporting the specified boring and panel thickness conditions.