Emtek 83224US26 Radius Deadbolt Strike Polished Chrome

Product Description

The EMTEK 83224US26 is a radius deadbolt strike plate finished in polished chrome. It provides the reinforced catch point for a deadbolt throw, seating securely in the door frame jamb to complete the locking assembly. At 2.75 inches long, 1.13 inches wide, and 0.13 inches in height, this low-profile strike is sized for standard residential and light commercial door frame applications. The polished chrome finish delivers a bright, reflective surface that coordinates with matching hardware on the same door set. Sold individually, it is a direct replacement or supplemental component for deadbolt installations where the existing strike has worn, been damaged, or does not match updated hardware finishes.

This strike plate is suited for residential entry doors, interior locking doors, and light commercial applications where a radius-corner deadbolt strike is specified. It is commonly installed during new door hardware assembly, finish upgrades, or replacement of mismatched or worn strike plates. The radius corner profile fits mortised jamb prep cuts designed for curved-corner strikes rather than square-corner variants. Locksmiths, carpenters, and general contractors typically handle this installation as part of a complete door hardware set.

Key Features

• Radius corner profile for compatibility with standard curved-corner jamb mortise cuts
• Polished chrome finish for a bright, corrosion-resistant surface
• Compact footprint: 2.75 inches long by 1.13 inches wide by 0.13 inches in height
• Lightweight construction at 0.04 pounds
• Sold as a single unit for targeted replacement or pairing with new hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement strike for residential and light commercial deadbolt assemblies requiring a radius-corner strike plate in a polished chrome finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a locksmith, carpenter, or qualified contractor. Before installation, confirm the jamb mortise cut matches the radius corner profile and dimensions of this strike. Secure the strike using appropriately sized screws driven into solid framing behind the jamb casing for adequate holding strength. For exterior entry doors, longer security screws reaching the structural framing are standard practice under most residential building guidelines.