Prime-line E 2232 Standard Latch Strike Steel Brass Plated 2 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME-LINE E 2232 is a standard latch strike designed for hinged swinging doors in residential applications. Stamped from durable steel with rounded corners and finished in a brass plated coating, this strike plate provides a clean, finished appearance while delivering reliable latching performance. Each unit includes an adjustable tab that can be bent slightly with pliers to eliminate door rattle and chatter in closed positions. Two 8 x 1 inch mounting fasteners are included per package. This two-pack is well suited for installers replacing worn or missing strikes on multiple doors in a single service call.

The E 2232 is intended for residential interior and exterior hinged swinging doors. The industry-standard profile and dimensions allow it to serve as a direct replacement for most existing residential door latch strikes. The adjustable tab feature makes it a practical choice when a door exhibits loose or rattling behavior after latching, a common issue in older door frames or frames that have shifted over time. Installation requires only basic hand tools and the included fasteners.

Key Features

• Stamped steel construction with rounded corners for a finished, professional look
• Brass plated finish provides corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal
• Adjustable tab eliminates door rattle and chatter in the closed position
• Includes two 8 x 1 inch mounting fasteners per package
• Industry-standard design fits most residential door latch hardware
• Two-pack format reduces callbacks and keeps spares on hand

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement latch strike for most residential interior and exterior hinged swinging door applications. Compare published dimensions against the original strike plate before installation to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a general contractor, handyman, or door hardware technician using a screwdriver and, if needed, a chisel for mortising the door jamb. Ensure the door is held or propped open before removing the existing strike plate. Do not overtighten the mounting screws, as excess torque can crack or distort the strike plate and damage the jamb surface. To adjust the tab and eliminate door rattle, remove the strike, bend the tab slightly with pliers in small increments, and reinstall to test fit before finalizing.