Don-jo EL175622 Full Lip Strike Black Finish

Product Description

The DON-JO EL175622 is a full lip strike designed for use with standard mortise and cylindrical locksets in commercial and residential door applications. It features a 2.25-inch full lip and a 1.75-inch extended lip, providing additional door frame coverage that helps protect the frame from latch wear and forced-entry damage. Finished in black, this strike plate is suited for doors where a dark hardware finish is specified. Locksmiths, door hardware installers, and general contractors typically handle installation during new construction or hardware replacement projects.

This strike is used in door frame applications where an extended lip is required to bridge the gap between the door stop and the latch bolt path. The extended lip design accommodates installations where the door frame rabbeting or stop placement requires more coverage than a standard short-lip strike provides. The black finish makes it appropriate for commercial or residential doors with matching dark hardware sets. It ships and is sold individually by the each, with a case quantity of 10 units available.

Key Features

• 2.25-inch full lip for broad latch bolt coverage at the door frame
• 1.75-inch extended lip accommodates deeper or offset door stop conditions
• Black finish for use with dark architectural hardware specifications
• Lightweight construction at 0.2 pounds for easy handling during installation
• Compact profile dimensions of 6 inches length by 4 inches width by 0.5 inches height

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation strike for standard residential and light commercial door frames requiring a full lip strike with an extended lip configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or door hardware installer. Before installation, disengage the latch and ensure the door is stable and secure. Mortise the strike plate flush into the door frame jamb so the lip seats properly against the door stop. Follow local building codes for door hardware specifications, and verify latch bolt alignment before fastening the strike permanently.