Emtek 83223US19 Square Deadbolt Strike Flat Black

Product Description

The EMTEK 83223US19 is a square deadbolt strike plate finished in flat black (US19). Strike plates are the recessed hardware mounted to a door frame that receive the deadbolt throw, completing the locking assembly. This strike is a single-unit component designed for use with standard deadbolt locksets in residential and light commercial door installations. At 2.75 inches in length and 1.13 inches in width, it fits typical door frame mortise cutouts without modification. The flat black finish provides a matte, non-reflective surface that coordinates with contemporary and transitional door hardware styles.

This strike plate is suited for residential entry doors, interior locking doors, and light commercial applications where a deadbolt lockset is installed. It is commonly used during new construction, door hardware replacement, or finish upgrades when matching or coordinating hardware finishes across a door set. Installers fitting out doors with square-profile deadbolt hardware will find this strike compatible with standard frame preparation.

Key Features

• Square profile design coordinates with angular, modern deadbolt hardware
• Flat black (US19) matte finish resists glare and suits contemporary aesthetics
• Compact footprint at 2.75 inches long and 1.13 inches wide fits standard frame mortises
• Low-profile depth of 0.13 inches sits flush against the door frame face
• Sold as a single unit, with case quantities of 12 available for multi-door projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or matching component for residential and light commercial deadbolt lockset installations requiring a square strike plate in a flat black finish.

Installation Notes

Strike plate installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith, finish carpenter, or general contractor. Before installation, confirm the door frame mortise dimensions match the strike plate footprint to ensure a flush, secure fit. Fasten the strike using appropriately sized screws driven into the door frame stud or reinforced backing for maximum pull strength. Follow local building codes regarding door hardware and locking requirements for the application type.