Emtek 86086US3NL Square Corner Extended Lip Strike Unlacquered Brass

Product Description

The EMTEK 86086US3NL is a square corner extended lip strike plate designed for use with passage, privacy, and key-in door hardware sets. This strike plate mounts to the door frame and receives the latch bolt, allowing the door to close and latch securely. It is finished in unlacquered brass, which develops a natural patina over time without a protective lacquer coating. At 0.25 inches thick with a 2.06-inch length and 2.25-inch width, it is a compact, direct-replacement component suitable for both new installation and retrofit projects. Installation is performed by finish carpenters, door hardware specialists, or general contractors during rough or finish work.

This strike plate is intended for interior and exterior door applications where passage, privacy, or key-in locksets are used. The extended lip design provides additional coverage over the latch cutout in the door frame, accommodating standard latch throws. The unlacquered brass finish suits traditional, transitional, and custom design themes and is typically specified when a living finish is preferred. It is sold as a single unit and is well-suited for residential door hardware installations.

Key Features

• Square corner faceplate provides a clean, architectural look on the door frame
• Extended lip design covers the latch cutout and accommodates standard latch bolt throws
• Compatible with passage, privacy, and key-in lockset configurations
• Unlacquered brass finish develops a natural patina without a lacquer topcoat
• Compact profile at 2.06 inches long by 2.25 inches wide by 0.25 inches thick

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or new-installation strike for passage, privacy, and key-in door hardware sets requiring a square corner extended lip strike plate.

Installation Notes

Strike plates are typically installed by finish carpenters or door hardware technicians. Power down any electric strike or access control components before beginning work on the door frame. Mortise the frame to the correct depth so the strike sits flush with the frame face. Fasten with the appropriate wood screws for the door frame material and verify that the latch bolt engages smoothly without binding.