Don-jo EL125619 Full Lip Strike Satin Nickel

Product Description

The DON-JO EL125619 is a full lip door strike designed for use with standard cylindrical locksets in residential and light commercial door applications. It features a 2.25-inch lip and a 2.5-inch extended lip to accommodate doors with deeper frame offsets or thicker stop moldings. The satin nickel finish provides a clean, neutral appearance suited to most door hardware finishes. The strike measures approximately 2.36 inches in length, 1.26 inches in width, and 3.86 inches in height, and weighs 0.1 pounds. Licensed locksmiths, door hardware installers, and general contractors install this type of strike as part of door prep and lockset installation work.

The EL125619 is intended for interior and exterior door frames where a standard short-lip strike does not provide adequate bolt engagement or clearance against the door stop. The extended lip design helps ensure proper latch bolt capture on doors where the stop molding creates additional setback from the face of the door. This strike suits new construction and replacement applications in residential and light commercial settings.

Key Features

• Full lip design with 2.25-inch lip length for secure latch bolt engagement
• 2.5-inch extended lip accommodates deeper door stop profiles and frame offsets
• Satin nickel finish compatible with a wide range of door hardware trim styles
• Compact profile at 2.36 x 1.26 x 3.86 inches for standard door frame mortises
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy single-technician handling and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation strike for standard cylindrical lockset applications requiring a full lip strike with an extended lip on wood or metal door frames.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed locksmiths, door hardware technicians, or qualified carpenters. Disengage the lockset and ensure the door is secured before mortising or chiseling the frame for the strike plate. Fasten the strike with appropriately sized wood or machine screws into solid frame material to ensure adequate holding strength. Follow local building codes for door hardware requirements on egress and fire-rated door assemblies.