Emtek 83224US15A Radius Deadbolt Strike Antique Nickel

Product Description

The EMTEK 83224US15A is a radius deadbolt strike plate finished in US15A antique nickel. It serves as the door-frame-side component of a deadbolt installation, receiving the bolt throw and transferring door-latching load into the frame or jamb. The strike is sold as a single unit and is sized for standard residential and light commercial door frames. At 2.75 inches long, 1.13 inches wide, and 0.13 inches in height, it fits within the footprint of most pre-mortised strike pockets. Licensed locksmiths, carpenters, and door hardware installers are the typical trade installing this component.

This strike plate is suited for residential entry doors, interior privacy doors, and light commercial applications where a radius-corner deadbolt strike is required. The antique nickel US15A finish coordinates with matching EMTEK door hardware in the same finish family. It is sold individually and is packaged one unit per order, with a case quantity of ten units for contractors sourcing multiples.

Key Features

• Radius corner profile matches standard pre-mortised deadbolt strike pockets
• US15A antique nickel finish for a consistent hardware appearance across the door set
• Compact 2.75 inch by 1.13 inch face plate fits within typical jamb mortise dimensions
• Low-profile 0.13 inch height minimizes protrusion from the door frame face
• Sold as a single unit (EA); available in case quantities of ten

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or matching strike for residential and light commercial deadbolt installations requiring a radius-corner strike plate in a US15A antique nickel finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith, door hardware installer, or finish carpenter. Ensure the door and frame are properly aligned before mortising or seating the strike plate to avoid bolt misalignment. Fasten with appropriate wood screws into solid jamb material or a reinforced strike box for security compliance. Verify local building code requirements for strike depth and screw penetration on exterior entry applications.