Deltana SPE225U10B Extended Lip Strike Plate Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The DELTANA SPE225U10B is an extended lip strike plate finished in Oil Rubbed Bronze, designed to mortise into a door frame and receive the latch bolt when a door closes. The extended lip provides additional latch clearance compared to a standard strike plate, making it well-suited for doors with slight frame irregularities or offset latch positions. At 2.25 inches in length and 2.25 inches in width, it fits a wide range of residential and light commercial door prep dimensions. Weighing just 0.08 pounds, the unit installs quickly and is sold individually. Licensed carpenters, door hardware installers, and finish contractors are the typical trades handling this fitting.

This strike plate is used in residential and light commercial door hardware applications where a finished appearance and reliable latch engagement are required. The Oil Rubbed Bronze finish coordinates with door hardware sets across entryway, interior, and closet applications. It is appropriate for new construction door frame prep as well as retrofit installations where an existing strike plate needs replacement.

Key Features

• Extended lip design accommodates offset latch positions and minor frame variations
• Oil Rubbed Bronze finish for a consistent look with matching door hardware sets
• Compact 2.25 x 2.25 inch footprint fits standard door frame mortise preps
• Lightweight at 0.08 pounds for easy single-handed positioning during install
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement or project-quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install strike plate for standard residential and light commercial door frames requiring an extended lip configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters or door hardware technicians using a chisel, mallet, and screwdriver or drill with a screw bit. Ensure the door frame mortise depth and width match the plate dimensions before fastening. Verify latch bolt alignment with the strike pocket before final screw tightening to prevent binding or misengagement. No special tools or permits are typically required for strike plate replacement.