Kwikset 85303-017 Radius Corner Deadbolt Full Lip Strike

Product Description

The KWIKSET 85303-017 is a radius corner deadbolt full lip strike plate designed as a direct replacement or supplemental hardware component for residential deadbolt installations. This strike plate provides the reinforced door-frame anchor point that the deadbolt bolt engages when the door is locked. It is compatible with the US11P Venetian Bronze and 514 Matte Black finish lines. At 0.04 pounds and a low-profile 0.05-inch thickness, the plate installs flush against the door frame without creating gaps or misalignment. Licensed locksmiths, carpenters, and general contractors install this type of hardware during new door prep or lock replacement service calls.

This strike plate is intended for residential entry door applications where a radius corner full lip strike is required. The full lip design provides additional frame coverage and screw anchoring compared to a standard T-strike, offering improved resistance to forced entry at the door jamb. It is specifically finished to match the US11P Venetian Bronze and 514 Matte Black KWIKSET door hardware finishes, making it appropriate for finish-matched installations on exterior and interior entry doors.

Key Features

• Radius corner profile matches standard residential door frame mortise cuts
• Full lip design provides extended frame coverage for improved door jamb reinforcement
• Finish-matched for US11P Venetian Bronze and 514 Matte Black KWIKSET hardware
• Low-profile at 0.05 inches thick for flush, gap-free installation
• Compact footprint at 2.25 inches long by 1.75 inches wide
• Lightweight at 0.04 pounds — single unit per order

Compatibility

Designed for use with KWIKSET deadbolt hardware in US11P Venetian Bronze and 514 Matte Black finishes. Specified as a radius corner full lip strike for residential deadbolt applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith, finish carpenter, or general contractor. Remove all door hardware tension and ensure the door is stable before mortising or fastening the strike to the door jamb. Secure with appropriately sized screws into solid wood framing for maximum holding strength — longer screws that penetrate the structural framing behind the jamb are standard practice for deadbolt strikes. Follow local building codes for residential door security hardware requirements.