Schlage Commercial 10025613 Asa Strike Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 10025613 is an ASA strike plate with mounting screws, finished in oil rubbed bronze. ASA strikes are standard-profile strike plates that accept the latch bolt of a cylindrical or mortise lockset, securing the door in the closed position. This strike is designed for use in commercial and institutional door hardware applications where a durable, code-compatible strike is required. At 5 inches long, 1.8 inches wide, and 0.25 inches in thickness, it fits standard door frame prep locations. Installation is handled by locksmiths, commercial door hardware technicians, or general contractors working on door hardware rough-in or replacement projects.

This ASA strike is suited for commercial, multi-family, and institutional door openings where a standard latch-keeper is needed. It is sold as a single unit and ships with mounting screws included, making it a straightforward field replacement or new-installation component. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with matching lever or knob trim on commercial-grade locksets. It is appropriate for both interior and exterior door frames where an ASA-profile strike prep has been cut.

Key Features

• Standard ASA strike profile fits common door frame preps without modification
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for consistent hardware aesthetics across a door opening
• Includes mounting screws for complete installation out of the package
• Compact profile at 5 inches long and 1.8 inches wide
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds, suited for standard wood or hollow metal door frames

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation ASA strike for commercial and institutional cylindrical and mortise lockset applications where a standard ASA frame prep is present.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician. Ensure the door and frame are properly aligned before mortising and fastening the strike to avoid latch bind or misalignment. Use the included screws and verify that the strike sits flush with the frame face for proper latch engagement. Always confirm local building codes and fire-rated opening requirements before installing hardware on rated assemblies.