Deltana SPBDB478U26D T-strike Satin Chrome No Hole

Product Description

The DELTANA SPBDB478U26D is a T-strike plate designed for door frame installation in residential and light commercial applications. The strike measures 4.875 inches in length by 1.25 inches in width and comes in a satin chrome finish. This model does not include a hole, making it suitable for installations where a lip-hole is not required or where the door frame configuration calls for a flat, unperforated face plate. The part ships as a single unit and is commonly installed by carpenters, locksmiths, and door hardware technicians during new construction or hardware replacement projects.

This T-strike is suited for use with standard door locksets and latch bolts in wood or metal door frames. The satin chrome finish provides a clean, low-sheen appearance consistent with commercial and residential hardware palettes. The flat profile and absence of a hole make it appropriate for applications where a standard lip strike would not seat correctly or where local door prep does not include a hole cutout. It is sold individually and is a direct replacement or upgrade option for worn or damaged existing strike hardware.

Key Features

• T-strike profile without hole for frames that do not require a lip cutout
• Satin chrome finish for a consistent, low-sheen appearance
• 4.875 inch length accommodates standard door frame strike preparations
• Lightweight construction at 0.2 pounds for easy handling during installation
• Sold as a single unit for individual replacement or new installation use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation strike plate for standard residential and light commercial door frames that accept a T-strike profile without a lip hole.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a carpenter, locksmith, or qualified door hardware technician. Prior to installation, confirm the door frame strike preparation matches the 4.875 inch by 1.25 inch footprint of this strike plate. Secure the strike using appropriate wood or machine screws depending on frame material, and verify latch bolt alignment before fully seating all fasteners. Do not over-torque fasteners in wood frames, as this can split the frame or cause the strike to pull loose under repeated use.