Emtek 83224US10B Radius Deadbolt Strike Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The EMTEK 83224US10B is a radius deadbolt strike plate finished in Oil Rubbed Bronze. It serves as the door-frame-side catch that receives the deadbolt throw, securing the bolt in the locked position. This strike is a standard hardware component used in residential and light commercial door assemblies wherever a deadbolt lockset is installed. At 2.75 inches in length and 1.13 inches in width, it fits a common door frame mortise pocket. The Oil Rubbed Bronze finish provides a dark, matte appearance suited to matching period or transitional door hardware. Licensed locksmiths, carpenters, and general contractors install this component as part of a complete deadbolt installation or as a replacement for worn or damaged strikes.

This radius deadbolt strike is appropriate for use in standard residential door frames requiring a radius-corner strike plate. It is sold as a single unit and is typically paired with a compatible deadbolt lockset. The radius corner profile matches round-corner mortise preparations common in pre-hung door assemblies and retrofit installations. The Oil Rubbed Bronze finish coordinates with matching EMTEK door hardware collections for a unified appearance across knobs, levers, rosettes, and hinges.

Key Features

• Radius corner profile fits standard round-corner mortise preparations in door frames
• Oil Rubbed Bronze finish for a dark, matte aesthetic compatible with transitional and traditional hardware styles
• Compact profile at 2.75 inches long and 1.13 inches wide for a clean, flush fit
• Thin plate height of 0.13 inches minimizes protrusion from the door frame surface
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement without purchasing a full lockset

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation strike for residential deadbolt applications requiring a radius-corner strike plate in an Oil Rubbed Bronze finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith, finish carpenter, or qualified general contractor. Before installing or replacing a deadbolt strike, ensure the door is stable and the existing lockset is disengaged. The strike plate must be mortised flush into the door frame jamb to ensure proper bolt engagement and door security. Consult applicable local building codes for door hardware requirements in new construction or remodel applications.