LP-200 Disc Tumbler Lock Plug, Old English, Keyed to 103TA Key

LP-200 Disc Tumbler Lock Plug For Timberline Jobs

LP-200 disc tumbler lock plug is a CompX Timberline lock plug designed for Timberline cylinder bodies, so it fits directly into that system for consistent cabinet and fixture security. The lock plug is keyed to the 103TA key, which sets a specific keying pattern for projects that need matched access. Old English in the description identifies the finish style, which helps you match the visible lock face to surrounding trim. The key number is coded on the face, giving you a quick reference for keying during installs or later service work. That same 103TA number is also on the keys, so locks and keys can be paired without trial and error. All Timberline lock plugs in this series work with all Timberline cylinder bodies, allowing you to standardize on one body style while choosing the keying and finish that each job requires.

Lock Plug Details That Support Job Planning

• All lock plugs shown work with all Timberline cylinder bodies, which lets you use one cylinder footprint across different cabinets and fixtures while selecting the plug that matches your finish and key requirements.
• The lock plug is keyed to the 103TA key, so every plug ordered under this number shares the same key pattern when you need common access across a bank of doors or drawers.
• The key number is coded on the face, which speeds up identification during installation or rekey work because the keying information is visible without disassembly.
• The same key number is coded on the keys, which keeps field matching straightforward so keys can be sorted and assigned to the correct lock positions on site.
• All lock plugs are master keyed, which allows a higher-level key to operate multiple key numbers in the same master system when the project uses that option.

Installation And Keying Alignment For Timberline Plugs

All lock plugs shown will work with all Timberline cylinder bodies, so once the Timberline bodies are installed in doors or drawers, this LP-200 disc tumbler lock plug can be inserted to establish the final keying and finish. Choosing the lock plug based on finish and key numbers your job requires lets you coordinate both appearance and access control at the plug-selection step instead of at the drilling or boring stage. Because the key number is coded on the face and on the keys, you can sort plugs on the bench, send them to specific openings, and keep key sets organized by location. The master keyed design means the plug participates in a master key system when that structure is part of the overall layout.

Using This CompX Timberline Lock Plug In Workflows

Where This LP-200 Disc Tumbler Lock Plug Fits

All lock plugs shown will work with all Timberline cylinder bodies, so this LP-200 disc tumbler lock plug fits wherever those Timberline bodies are already specified in your cabinet or fixture program. That one-body, multiple-plug approach lets you build doors, drawers, and panels around a single cylinder preparation, then decide keying and finish later by selecting the right plug. The Old English description ties the lock face into a specific finish family, which matters when you are matching other Old English components on the same project. Because the key number is coded on the face, each opening can be visually checked for its keying pattern during layout, making it easier to stage groups of locks with shared or distinct keys as the plan requires.

Why The 103TA Keying And Master System Matter

The lock plug is keyed to the 103TA key, so every LP-200-103TA plug responds to that same key cut, which supports keyed-alike runs where all doors or drawers in a zone use a single key. With the key number coded on the face and on the keys, key control stays organized throughout installation and future service because each key set can be traced directly to its lock. All lock plugs are master keyed, so they fit into a broader master key system when a facility needs both local keys and higher-level access. That structure lets you plan tiers of access while still using individual key numbers for specific cabinets or areas. Selecting the lock plug based on finish and key numbers your job requires turns this component into the point where security layout and visual coordination meet in the workflow.

Common Questions About LP-200-103TA Timberline Lock Plugs

Select The Right Timberline Lock Plug For Your Project

The LP-200 disc tumbler lock plug, keyed to the 103TA key, gives you a defined key pattern and Old English face that align with Timberline cylinder bodies already in your program. Because all lock plugs shown will work with all Timberline cylinder bodies, you can standardize machining while varying finish and keying by plug. The key number coded on the face and keys keeps field work organized as openings and keys are assigned. Choose this LP-200-103TA lock plug when your job calls for a Timberline solution with clearly identified 103TA keying and Old English styling.