Schlage Commercial 10027613 Round Corner Full Lip Strike

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL 10027613 is a round corner full lip strike plate finished in oil rubbed bronze. Strike plates are the mortised hardware pieces installed into a door frame that receive and retain the latch bolt when a door closes. This strike is designed for use with standard cylindrical or mortise locksets in commercial and institutional door applications. The oil rubbed bronze finish provides a dark, matte appearance suited to matching period or contemporary hardware specifications. Installation is performed by carpenters, door hardware specialists, or commercial locksmiths during new construction or replacement service calls.

This strike plate is used in commercial, institutional, and multi-family residential door assemblies where a round corner full lip profile is required by the frame preparation or existing hardware specification. The full lip design covers the mortise pocket and protects the frame edge. At 2.25 inches in length and 1.6 inches in width, it fits standard ANSI-dimension strike preps. The oil rubbed bronze finish is commonly specified to coordinate with matching lever, pull, or hinge hardware on the same opening.

Key Features

• Round corner full lip profile fits standard commercial frame preparations
• Oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with matching door hardware sets
• Compact dimensions: 2.25 inches long by 1.6 inches wide by 0.3 inches deep
• Lightweight construction at 0.04 pounds per unit
• Sold individually; case quantity of 10 available for multi-opening projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation strike for commercial and institutional door frames requiring a round corner full lip strike profile in an oil rubbed bronze finish.

Installation Notes

Strike plates are typically installed by a licensed locksmith, door hardware technician, or finish carpenter. Ensure the door frame mortise is sized correctly for the strike dimensions before installation to avoid frame damage. Follow applicable building codes and hardware manufacturer template requirements when preparing the frame. Secure fasteners to the manufacturer-specified pattern without over-driving, which can cause the strike face to deform.