Emtek 83224US3 Radius Deadbolt Strike Polished Brass

Product Description

The EMTEK 83224US3 is a radius deadbolt strike plate finished in polished brass with a lifetime finish coating. It serves as the door-frame-side catch for deadbolt locksets, accepting the bolt throw and providing the structural anchor point that keeps a closed door secured. At 2.75 inches long and 1.13 inches wide, this compact strike is sized for standard residential and light commercial door prep. Installation is straightforward and is typically performed by locksmiths, door and hardware installers, or finish carpenters during new construction or hardware replacement work.

This strike plate is suited for residential entry doors, interior doors with deadbolt locksets, and light commercial applications where a polished brass finish is specified. The radius corner profile gives it a clean, tailored appearance that fits modern and transitional door hardware sets. It ships and sells as a single unit and is commonly used when replacing worn or damaged strike hardware or upgrading an existing deadbolt installation to match new hardware finishes.

Key Features

• Radius corner profile for a clean, finished appearance on prepared door frames
• Polished brass lifetime finish for long-term appearance retention
• Compact footprint at 2.75 inches x 1.13 inches fits standard deadbolt strike prep
• Low profile at 0.13 inches keeps the strike flush with the door frame
• Sold individually for single-unit replacement or upgrade applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade strike plate for residential and light commercial deadbolt locksets requiring a radius-corner strike in a standard door frame prep.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a locksmith, finish carpenter, or qualified door hardware installer. Remove the existing strike plate and verify door frame mortise dimensions match the strike footprint before fastening. Use appropriate wood screws sized for the door frame material and depth to ensure secure anchoring of the bolt throw under load. Do not overtighten fasteners into softwood frames, as this can compromise holding strength.