Don-jo ETS103605 T Strike Plate Extended Lip Bright Brass

Product Description

The DON-JO ETS103605 is a T-style door strike plate with a 2-3/4 inch backset and a 3 inch extended lip, finished in bright brass. Strike plates serve as the stationary receiver for a door latch or deadbolt, mounting to the door frame to allow the bolt to seat securely when the door closes. This unit is designed for standard mortise and cylindrical lockset applications in commercial and residential door hardware installations. The extended lip design accommodates offset or beveled door frames where a standard lip would leave the frame exposed. Locksmiths, door hardware installers, and general contractors install this type of hardware as part of new construction or replacement service.

The ETS103605 is suited for interior and exterior door applications where a T strike with extended lip coverage is required. The bright brass finish coordinates with matching door hardware in residential entry, office, and light commercial settings. It is sold individually and is also available in case quantities of 10 units for higher-volume jobs.

Key Features

• T-style strike plate with 3 inch extended lip for offset or beveled frame applications
• 2-3/4 inch backset compatibility for standard cylindrical and mortise locksets
• Bright brass finish for coordination with matching door hardware
• Low-profile at 0.35 inch height for flush frame mounting
• Lightweight construction at 0.1 pounds per unit
• Sold individually with case quantity of 10 available

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation strike plate for doors with a 2-3/4 inch backset and frames requiring an extended lip T strike in a bright brass finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by locksmiths, door hardware technicians, or finish carpenters. The door and frame should be fully prepared and the lockset backset confirmed before mortising the frame for the strike plate. Secure the strike plate using the manufacturer-specified screw pattern and verify that the latch or bolt seats fully without binding. Follow applicable building code requirements for door hardware in the jurisdiction where the installation takes place.