what is the purpose of this 'door guard'? where does it install?
1769522
Keeps the top of the door sill from getting all scratched up. It has double sided glue tape that holds it in place.
1769523
they install where the door opening is on the tub so when you put you boots on the spot it doesn't wear out the paint
1769524
At the entry part if the door !! Such if u are riding down the road with the door off n u have your foot prop on the side
1769525
I believe there was a picture showing that the fit on the door entry sill. This is where you usually lift your legs over an in to the vehicle. These offer protection from that area getting banged up. Hope this helps
1868884
The blue LED light lets crooks know you have an alarm system. The system can be wired to actuate the door system with the fob hence keyless entry
439352
In my opinion YES, it will prevent that. It is double bolted and secured to the side framing of the door. With a past in public safety, I researched this quite a bit because in our new home we can not use a simple pin to secure the door over and above the cheap latches that come on sliding doors. When I researched this type of lock and passed it around a few police friends we were all in agreement that this would ultimately keep the door attached and unable to be removed from the tracks as normal access with a crow bar or heavy screw driver would allow. I highly recommend it.
2099486
I didn't get the point but this lock can be installed on any door. On one side it opens by password, on the other side manually.
1333531
If im not wrong, i believe its for the metal brackets that can be installed in window sills for a bit more security. They are included with a/c.
2218179
The intention is for this to be installed inside the doorframe. The first option you listed.
750036
Each side of the cover has a corner loop that fits over the corner of a door while the door is open. When each door is closed the cover is "locked" in place. There's also one magnet on each side of the cover which allows the cover to attach to the metal door near the bottom of the door window to keep the cover tight and to prevent flapping in the wind. It's a very simple and effective design.
994876
No, it is a door stop. (Prevents dings in the wall behind the door) Best to use a wedge under a heavy glass door like yours.
1858209
I used them to secure sliding class windows from being opened. It may depend on how your mount is anchored. I suggest you contact the seller and ask them.
2221094
It sits on the hinge and stops the door. In my case it put a hole in the door.
1137292
It is really just an extra precaution. Like putting an extra lock on your front door. Also, it's not expensive.
1373386
It's for the side of the door to prevent water from splashing off the wall through the crack between the glass and the wall.
642870
I had a handy man install it (i have to admit) but think it was pretty easy, think you take off doorknob and put it underneath. it works really well. we are happy with it. good luck.
677792
There is a lip, or slightly higher ridge, that keeps items from sliding off when the door is opened.
2075197
it's attached like any other peephole, drill a hole thru door, and screw the two halves together from either side. There are "collars" one each piece to keep it from being pulled into the hole. On the outside of the door, the surface is convex, so nothing really to grab onto, but if your determined enough, I suppose you could. I would consider this reasonably tamper proof.
2115499
This item scews into the door frame. A hinged piece then swings in front of the door to block it from moving. It ALS swings out of the way when not needed. I mount it high on the door frame. (Well above eye level) and you hardly now it is there. Note that this latch works only on doors that open TOWARD you.
302146
This item mounts through an existing standard "Peephole". There isn't any other mount to secure it to the door even if it covers hole you reference.