Don-jo DBS1478626 Ansi Deadbolt Strike Satin Chrome

Product Description

The DON-JO DBS1478626 is an ANSI deadbolt strike plate finished in satin chrome, designed to reinforce the door frame at the bolt pocket and accept a standard deadbolt throw. Measuring 1.25 inches wide by 4.875 inches tall, the strike provides a larger surface area than a standard short strike, improving resistance to forced entry and reducing frame stress at the latch point. The satin chrome finish delivers a clean, low-reflectance appearance suited to commercial and residential door hardware. This part is typically installed by locksmiths, door hardware installers, and general contractors during new construction or hardware replacement projects.

The DBS1478626 is used in applications requiring a full-length deadbolt strike on wood or hollow-metal door frames. The extended plate length distributes load across a greater portion of the door jamb, making it appropriate for entry doors in light commercial buildings, multi-family residential units, and high-traffic interior doors where deadbolt security is specified. The satin chrome finish coordinates with 626-finish lock cylinders and lever sets.

Key Features

• Extended plate dimensions of 1.25 inches x 4.875 inches for improved frame coverage and load distribution
• ANSI deadbolt strike configuration accepts standard deadbolt bolt throw
• Satin chrome (626) finish for corrosion resistance and low-glare appearance
• Compatible with 626-finish door hardware for a matched installation
• Suitable for wood and hollow-metal door frame applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadbolt strike for doors fitted with standard ANSI deadbolt locksets requiring a 626 satin chrome finish strike plate.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware installer. Power tools are not required, but a sharp chisel and router or mortising template are typically used to prepare the jamb pocket to the correct depth before fastening. Ensure the door is closed and the deadbolt is retracted before marking and mortising the frame to confirm proper bolt alignment. Follow local building code requirements for strike plate fastener length, especially on exterior entry doors where longer screws into the door frame stud are commonly required.