Master Keyed Lock Plugs, Key Number 145TA, Satin Nickel

Master Keyed Lock Plugs For Timberline Jobs

Master Keyed Lock Plugs from CompX Timberline give you a dedicated lock plug for Timberline cylinder bodies when you need key number 145TA in a satin nickel finish. The plug is part of the Timberline master keyed system, so it fits projects where multiple locks operate under a master key structure. The key number 145TA is coded on the face of the plug, which identifies the specific keying used during layout and service. The same 145TA number is also coded on the keys, so matching cylinders to keys on-site stays straightforward across a job. The satin nickel description defines the visible finish, which aligns with satin nickel hardware on cabinets and fixtures. All lock plugs in this series are master keyed, so they integrate into existing Timberline master key schedules where that structure is already in use.

Lock Plug Details That Support Job Planning

• All lock plugs in this group are designed to work with all Timberline cylinder bodies, so a single plug specification can serve across different Timberline body styles on a project.
• The lock plug uses key number 145TA, which standardizes the keying pattern wherever this plug is installed and keeps keyed-alike locations consistent by design.
• The key number is coded on the face of the plug, which lets installers and service techs read the keying information without disassembly during layout, labeling, or future rework.
• The keys are also coded with the same number 145TA, so keys can be matched to the correct lock plug position during installation and later service calls.
• All lock plugs are master keyed, which supports master key systems where individual keys operate specific locks while a master key pattern spans multiple openings.
• The satin nickel description ties the plug finish to satin nickel hardware, helping maintain a unified appearance on cabinets and other woodworking installations.

Timberline Lock Plug Fit And Keying Layout

This CompX Timberline lock plug is specified for use with Timberline cylinder bodies, which defines the cylinder interface for cabinet and fixture layouts using that body family. Because all lock plugs in the group work with all Timberline cylinder bodies, the LP-700-145TA part can be scheduled wherever Timberline cylinders are used with the 145TA keying requirement. The key number 145TA being coded on both the plug face and the keys gives installers a direct way to track which openings follow this key pattern. Since all lock plugs are master keyed, this plug operates within a broader master key plan, so keyed zones and master access patterns can be laid out with this part number as one of the defined change keys.

Using The CompX Timberline LP-700-145TA In Work

Where This Timberline Lock Plug Is Applied

The CompX Timberline LP-700-145TA is a lock plug used in Timberline cylinder bodies on woodworking projects that call for the 145TA key number and a satin nickel appearance. Because all lock plugs shown work with all Timberline cylinder bodies, this plug can be specified wherever Timberline bodies are part of the hardware schedule and the 145TA keying is required. The satin nickel description means the visible portion of the plug aligns with satin nickel hardware often found on cabinet doors, drawers, and similar casework. In practice, that lets hardware planners match the lock plug finish to other satin nickel components on a project, so the keyed locking points do not stand out from surrounding pulls or hinges. The master keyed structure of all lock plugs in this series also places this part within master keyed cabinet and fixture layouts that are built around Timberline components.

How Key Number And Master Keying Support Workflow

The defined key number 145TA gives installers and locksmiths a repeatable reference when assigning this lock plug to specific cabinet banks or furniture runs. Because the key number is coded right on the face, the keyed pattern can be read at the opening without removing the plug from the Timberline body, which speeds any future changes or documentation work. That same 145TA code marked on the keys simplifies field distribution, since each key can be tied directly to locks using the identical marking. All lock plugs being master keyed means this plug functions as part of a controlled master key system, where change keys follow the 145TA pattern and a master key operates across groups of Timberline locks. For projects using multiple Timberline lock plugs, this arrangement helps organize access levels and supports standardized keying records around explicit part numbers and key codes.

Common Questions About LP-700-145TA Timberline Plug

Select This Lock Plug For Timberline Key 145TA

The CompX Timberline LP-700-145TA lock plug gives you a satin nickel option matched to key number 145TA within the Timberline master keyed system. Because it works with all Timberline cylinder bodies, one part number can serve across cabinets, casework, and fixtures using that body family. The key code being marked on both the plug face and the keys keeps keying records clear from rough-in through final turnover. Select this lock plug when a Timberline installation needs the 145TA key pattern in a satin nickel presentation tied to master keyed layouts.