Ives DP226D Dust Proof Strike Floor Threshold Satin Chrome

Product Description

The IVES DP226D is a dust proof strike designed for installation at the floor or threshold to receive a flush bolt or door bolt in a paired or inactive door application. It keeps the bolt pocket clear of debris and provides a clean, secure latching point when the door is closed. The satin chrome finish suits commercial and residential interior door openings. At 0.3 pounds and compact in profile, it installs quickly and is a standard specification item for door hardware packages requiring flush bolt protection at the floor line.

The DP226D fits paired door installations where a flush bolt engages the floor or threshold. Typical applications include double-door entries in commercial office buildings, retail spaces, schools, and multi-family residential corridors. It is used wherever a floor or threshold dust proof strike is required to maintain bolt alignment and keep the pocket free of dirt and debris during daily operation.

Key Features

• Dust proof design protects the bolt pocket from debris accumulation at the floor line
• Satin chrome finish provides a clean, neutral appearance suitable for most architectural hardware sets
• Compact dimensions — 4 inches long, 1.75 inches wide, 2.5 inches high — fit standard floor or threshold cutouts
• Lightweight construction at 0.3 pounds for straightforward field installation
• Sold individually for single-point replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation strike for floor or threshold flush bolt applications on paired or inactive doors requiring a dust proof strike at the base of the door.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed door hardware installer or finish carpenter in accordance with the door manufacturer's hardware template. Ensure the bolt and strike are properly aligned before fastening to avoid binding or misengagement. Verify that the floor or threshold surface is clean and level prior to setting the strike. Follow all applicable building and fire codes for the specific door assembly.