Brass Door Eye

Product Details:

A brass triangle door eye refers to a door viewer (commonly known as a peephole) that is triangular in shape and made of brass. Door eyes are used for security purposes, allowing you to see who is outside the door before opening it. Brass is often chosen for door eyes because of its durability, corrosion resistance, and classic, elegant appearance.

1. Triangular Shape:

   • Unlike traditional circular peepholes, a triangular door eye offers a unique aesthetic design. The triangular shape can add a decorative and stylish element to the door.

2. Brass Construction:

   • Brass is highly durable and resistant to corrosion, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.
   • It provides a timeless, polished look that complements both modern and traditional doors.

3. Wide-Angle Lens:

   • Most door viewers, including brass door eyes, come with a wide-angle lens, typically offering a 160 to 200-degree field of vision, allowing you to see a broader area outside the door.

4. Privacy and Security:

   • The door eye allows the homeowner or occupant to safely view visitors before opening the door, enhancing security.
   • Some designs include a cover or flap on the inside to prevent others from peeking in from the outside.

Product Details:

A brass square door eye is a type of door viewer (also known as a peephole) characterized by its square shape and brass construction. This fixture is used primarily for security purposes, allowing individuals to see outside their door without having to open it.

1. Square Shape:

   • The square design sets it apart from traditional round peepholes, adding a modern and unique touch to the door's appearance.
   • It can complement contemporary door designs and aesthetics.

2. Brass Construction:

   • Brass is durable and resistant to corrosion, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
   • Offers a classic look that can enhance the door’s overall design.

3. Wide-Angle Lens:

   • Typically features a wide-angle lens, providing a broader field of view (often between 160 to 200 degrees), allowing users to see more of the area outside their door.

4. Privacy and Security:

   • Allows homeowners to see who is at the door before opening it, enhancing safety.
   • Some models may include internal covers to prevent others from seeing inside.

• Fit for Door Thickness: Square door eyes are generally designed to fit doors of various thicknesses, usually between 1-3 inches (25mm to 76mm). Always check the specifications to ensure proper fit.
• Drilling Required: Installation involves drilling a hole in the door to accommodate the viewer, which is typically straightforward with basic tools.

• Residential Use: Commonly installed on front doors, back doors, or any door where security is a concern.
• Commercial Use: Can be used in office buildings or businesses to enhance security and privacy.

• The brass finish provides a polished and sophisticated look that can complement various door styles, from modern to traditional.
• The square shape adds a unique architectural detail, making it visually appealing.

• Field of View: Check the specifications for the field of view to ensure it meets your needs.
• Finish: Brass can come in various finishes, such as polished, brushed, or antique, so choose one that matches your door and decor.