Don-jo ETS102605 T Strike Extended Lip Bright Brass

Product Description

The DON-JO ETS102605 is a T-style door strike plate with a 2.75-inch backset and a 2-inch extended lip, finished in bright brass. It is designed for installation in door frames to receive and retain a door latch bolt, providing a secure and properly aligned latch engagement point. The extended lip configuration accommodates offset or rabbeted door frames common in commercial and residential entryway assemblies. Door hardware installers and finish carpenters typically install this component during new construction or as a replacement in existing door prep. The bright brass finish offers a traditional aesthetic suitable for a range of interior and exterior door applications.

This strike plate is used in standard door frame applications requiring a T-strike format with an extended lip. It is suited for residential and light commercial doors where the frame geometry requires additional lip depth to properly capture the latch. The extended lip helps prevent latch rattle and ensures full latch engagement, particularly in door assemblies with slight misalignment or frame offset. It installs into a routed or chiseled mortise in the door jamb.

Key Features

• T-strike design accommodates latch bolts in standard and offset door frames
• 2-inch extended lip provides full latch capture and reduces latch rattle
• 2.75-inch backset compatibility for common door prep configurations
• Bright brass finish for traditional door hardware aesthetics
• Compact profile at approximately 0.5 inches depth for flush jamb installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation T-strike for residential and light commercial door frames requiring a 2.75-inch backset and 2-inch extended lip configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by door hardware technicians, carpenters, or locksmiths. The door frame must be properly mortised or routed to accept the strike plate profile before fastening. Ensure the door is closed and latched to verify alignment before final screw installation. Follow applicable local building codes for door hardware when used in egress or fire-rated door assemblies.