BZ-300 Timberline Bezel, Black

BZ-300 Timberline Bezel For Lock Cylinders

BZ-300 Timberline bezel is a black trim bezel from the CompX Timberline Lock line, and it surrounds the visible face of a cylinder body so the lock sits cleanly in the panel. The product is a trim bezel in the Locks and Latches category, so it finishes the edge of the lock opening rather than providing the locking function. The BZ-300 part number identifies this specific bezel style, which helps match it with other Timberline lock components on a job. The black finish on this bezel frames the cylinder visually, so the lock face ties in with darker cabinet or fixture designs. Because it is designed to work with cylinder bodies, the bezel supports a consistent look across multiple locks using the same style trim.

Key Trim Bezel Details That Support Lock Work

• This bezel allows cylinder bodies to be used with 3/4 inch through 7/8 inch diameter holes, so one trim piece covers that common hole size range and reduces the need to drill to different diameters.
• The bezel permits use of locks in 7/8 inch thick panels, so installers can mount cylinder bodies in thicker cabinet doors or panels where a standard thinner-panel setup might not be suitable.
• As a trim bezel in the Lock Accessories and Trim Bezels product class, it is intended to finish the cylinder opening, which gives the lock edge a defined boundary on the panel face.
• Being a black bezel tied to the CompX Timberline Lock brand, it coordinates with Timberline cylinders, so multiple lock locations can share the same appearance.

Timberline Bezel Fit For Holes And Panels

The bezel is specified to work with 3/4 inch through 7/8 inch diameter holes, so the installer can bore within that range and still seat the cylinder body with this trim piece. Because it permits use of locks in 7/8 inch thick panels, it supports applications where the panel thickness might otherwise limit cylinder options. The bezel is part of the trim around the cylinder body, so it helps center the lock face relative to the hole size used. As a black bezel, it visually defines the transition between the panel surface and the cylinder face, which can be useful when aligning multiple locks in a row.

How The BZ-300 Timberline Bezel Works In Practice

Where This Timberline Bezel Fits Best

The BZ-300 Timberline bezel is designed for situations where cylinder bodies must be installed in panels with 3/4 inch through 7/8 inch diameter holes, so it suits projects already using those boring sizes. When a panel is up to 7/8 inch thick, this bezel permits use of the lock, so builders working with thicker doors or partitions can still rely on Timberline cylinder bodies. Because it is a black trim bezel for locks and latches, it suits casework or fixtures where a dark ring around the lock face coordinates with the overall design. The trim bezel classification means it is used where the opening around the cylinder needs a defined edge, such as reception desks, cabinets, and similar woodwork.

Why These Bezel Details Matter For Results

The specified 3/4 inch through 7/8 inch hole range means a single BZ-300 Timberline bezel can be used across panels bored at either end of that range, which simplifies planning when multiple locks are laid out across a project. By permitting use of locks in 7/8 inch thick panels, the bezel extends the situations where Timberline cylinder bodies can be applied, keeping the same lock family across mixed panel thicknesses. As part of the CompX Timberline Lock brand, the bezel keeps the trim consistent with matching cylinders, which helps maintain a uniform appearance across several cabinets or doors. Being a black trim bezel, it defines the outer boundary of the cylinder visually, which can help the installer read alignment and spacing when lining up several lock centers along a run.

Common Questions About The BZ-300 Timberline Bezel

Selecting This Bezel For Timberline Lock Work

The BZ-300 Timberline bezel provides black trim around Timberline cylinder bodies in 3/4 inch through 7/8 inch diameter holes, so it supports a consistent hole range on the job. Because it permits use of locks in 7/8 inch thick panels, it helps carry the same lock line across thicker doors, drawer fronts, or partitions. For work built around CompX Timberline Lock components, this trim bezel keeps the cylinder openings finished in a matching style.