Source for thin, round, brass euro lock escutcheons?

Aug 31, 2025 Last reply: 10 months ago 12 Replies

I need a couple of 50mm diameter circular brass euro lock escutcheons,



2-3mm thick. Much searching has only turned-up thicker ones or *very* expensive ones. I'd prefer not to have to spend ages making them so would be grateful if someone can provide a pointer to a supplier.

(Usually when I ask something like this I find it myself, shortly afterwards, but I'm fairly sure my google-fu has run dry this time)


These any good:

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't be much thinner.

Thanks for trying, but they need to be brass and circular

Thanks! They don't say how thick it is, but I've taken a punt.

Try these instead.

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They are for standard keyholes, not Euro locks. Alan_m found something that looks promising

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Searching for round brass euro escutcheon gives plenty of hits on ebay, needing worked thro to match dias & thicknesses. 50mm omitted so as to find slight variations such as 52mm dia.

Yup, I've spent a loong time doing that, but without success.

It sez ere: £3.50 plus £2.99 for delivery 8-9 September shipped/sold by Kooples Hardware.

and I can click the buy now button.

Did you manage to mangle the URL perhaps? Search Amazon for B0FB9HH3N1 to bring up the listing.

Theo

No, I did the same as you. Everything proceeded and then Amazon called me to say they were out of stock and I now have a refund. Strange. I'll make them myself.

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Yeah, a shame but they're not too hard to do neatly, particularly in brass and at the thickness you want (if you have nice 3mm brass handy).

Baulking at the price of so called security escutcheons in the past I have made a 12mm x 50mm dia one from laminating sheets of 3mm steel. Took an age but tougher than anything I could have bought.

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