Deltana TSPE225U3 Extended T-strike Bright Brass

Product Description

The DELTANA TSPE225U3 is an extended T-strike plate designed for use in door latch and lockset installations where additional lip length is needed to ensure secure latch engagement. Measuring 2.75 inches in length by 2.4 inches in width, this strike plate installs into the door frame or jamb to receive the latch bolt when the door closes. The Bright Brass finish provides a clean, traditional appearance suited to residential and light commercial door hardware applications. At 0.1 pounds, it is a lightweight single-piece component sold individually.

This extended T-strike is appropriate for residential entry doors, interior passage doors, and commercial hollow-metal or wood-frame applications where a standard-depth strike plate does not provide adequate latch capture. The extended lip design accommodates doors with slight frame misalignment or deeper latch throw, making it a common replacement or upgrade choice in new construction and remodel door hardware projects.

Key Features

• Extended T-strike profile provides deeper latch capture than standard rectangular strike plates
• Dimensions of 2.75 inches x 2.4 inches x 0.2 inches suit common door jamb mortise cutouts
• Bright Brass finish compatible with matching DELTANA knobs, levers, and escutcheon hardware
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy single-technician installation
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement without minimum quantity requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation strike plate for residential and light commercial door locksets requiring a T-style strike with a 2.75-inch x 2.4-inch footprint.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith, door hardware installer, or finish carpenter. Ensure the door jamb mortise is properly sized and squared to the strike plate dimensions before fastening. Use appropriately rated wood screws or machine screws depending on the frame material, and verify latch alignment before final tightening. Do not force the strike plate into an undersized mortise, as this can crack wood frames or distort the plate.