Emtek 86085US15A Full Lip Strike Antique Nickel

Product Description

The EMTEK 86085US15A is a full lip strike plate with a 1/4 inch radius corner profile, designed for use with passage, privacy, and key-in locksets. Finished in US15A antique nickel (satin), this strike accepts the latch bolt and keeps door hardware aligned and operating correctly within the door frame. At 2.25 inches long, 1.75 inches wide, and 0.25 inches in height, it is a compact, direct-replacement strike suited to standard residential door prep. Licensed door hardware installers and finish carpenters typically handle this as part of a complete door hardware installation.

This strike plate is appropriate for interior and exterior door applications where passage, privacy, or keyed entry functions are specified. The full lip design protects the door jamb face from latch contact and provides a clean finished appearance around the strike pocket. The 1/4 inch radius corners suit modern and transitional door profiles. It is sold individually and sized for standard single-bore door hardware sets.

Key Features

• Full lip strike design protects the door jamb face from latch wear
• 1/4 inch radius corners for compatibility with modern and transitional door profiles
• US15A antique nickel finish for a consistent look with matching door hardware
• Compatible with passage, privacy, and key-in lockset functions
• Compact footprint at 2.25 inches x 1.75 inches fits standard door frame prep

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement strike for residential door hardware sets using passage, privacy, or key-in functions where a full lip strike with 1/4 inch radius corners is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a door hardware installer or finish carpenter as part of a complete lockset fit-up. Power down any electric strike or access control components before working in the door frame. Mortise the jamb to the correct depth so the strike plate sits flush with the jamb face, and verify latch engagement before final fastening. Follow local building codes for door hardware installation requirements.