Don-jo EL104605 Extended Lip Strike Polished Brass

Product Description

The DON-JO EL104605 is an extended lip strike plate designed for use in door hardware installations where standard lip strikes do not provide adequate latch clearance. The plate features a 2.25-inch lip with a 4-inch extended lip and a polished brass finish, making it suitable for applications requiring additional door stop or frame offset. It is installed by locksmiths, door hardware technicians, and finish hardware contractors as part of a complete door prep or replacement hardware project. The low-profile design at 0.1 inches thick keeps the strike flush with the frame while the extended lip accommodates offset or thick-stop frame conditions.

This extended lip strike is suited for residential and light commercial door applications where the door stop or frame profile creates a gap between a standard strike lip and the latch bolt path. It is typically used on single-door assemblies with cylindrical or mortise locksets that require additional lip length to properly capture and guide the latch bolt. The polished brass finish coordinates with matching lockset and door hardware trim in the same finish family.

Key Features

• 2.25-inch lip length provides clearance for offset frame and door stop conditions
• 4-inch extended lip accommodates deep or non-standard frame profiles
• Polished brass finish for coordination with matching door hardware
• Low-profile at 0.1 inches thick for flush frame installation
• Sold individually as a single unit replacement or new-installation component

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation extended lip strike for residential and light commercial door frames requiring additional lip length beyond a standard strike plate.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by locksmiths or door hardware technicians using standard hand tools. Power down any electric strike or access control hardware in the door frame before beginning work. Mortise the strike into the door frame jamb to achieve a flush surface and verify latch bolt alignment before fastening. Follow local building codes and the lockset manufacturer guidelines for frame prep dimensions and fastener placement.