Deltana SPE250U26 Extended Lip Strike Plate Bright Chrome

Product Description

The DELTANA SPE250U26 is an extended lip strike plate finished in bright chrome, designed for door hardware installations requiring a longer lip to bridge standard frame gaps. Strike plates direct the door latch bolt into the door frame, keeping the door securely latched when closed. This plate measures 2.5 inches in overall length with a width of 2.25 inches and a height of 0.5 inches. The bright chrome finish provides a polished, corrosion-resistant surface suited to interior residential and light commercial applications. Finish and form follow standard architectural hardware conventions, making this a reliable choice for door installation and replacement work.

This strike plate is suited for residential and light commercial door installations where an extended lip is needed to accommodate the door frame profile. The extended lip design allows the latch bolt to engage cleanly even when there is a slight misalignment between the door edge and the frame stop. It is typically installed by carpenters, finish trim crews, or locksmiths during door hardware replacement or new door installation projects. Each unit is sold individually.

Key Features

• Extended lip design bridges standard frame gaps for reliable latch engagement
• Bright chrome finish provides a polished, corrosion-resistant surface for interior applications
• Compact profile at 2.5 inches length x 2.25 inches width x 0.5 inches height
• Sold individually, compatible with standard door frame mortise routing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation strike plate for standard residential and light commercial door hardware applications requiring an extended lip profile.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a carpenter, locksmith, or finish hardware technician using standard chisels and a drill for mortise preparation. Ensure the door is properly aligned in the frame before marking and routing the strike mortise. Power down any electric latch or access-control hardware before working on the frame. Follow local building codes for door hardware installation requirements.