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The VON DUPRIN 160919 is a double door rim and vertical rod combination strike designed for use with compatible exit device hardware in commercial door assemblies. This strike coordinates rim and vertical rod latching at a single door edge, allowing both devices to engage a common strike point. It ships in a 622 matte black finish, making it suitable for installations where a dark hardware finish is specified. At 0.3 pounds and a low-profile 0.2-inch height, the 160919 is lightweight and unobtrusive once mounted. It is typically installed by licensed locksmiths, door hardware specialists, or commercial contractors during new construction or hardware replacement projects.
The 160919 combination strike is intended for double door openings equipped with rim exit devices on the active leaf and vertical rod exit devices on the inactive leaf. It consolidates the strike hardware at the door edge, reducing the number of individual strike components required at the opening. This makes it well suited for high-traffic commercial entry points such as corridors, lobbies, and stairwell doors where both leaves must latch securely. The matte black finish integrates cleanly into door frames finished in coordinating dark hardware specifications.
Designed as an OEM-style combination strike for double door openings using rim exit devices on the active leaf paired with vertical rod exit devices on the inactive leaf. Consult VON DUPRIN hardware documentation to confirm compatibility with specific exit device models before ordering.
Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or licensed locksmith familiar with commercial exit device hardware. Ensure the door opening is properly aligned and that latch projection is verified before final mounting to achieve correct strike engagement. Disengage all connected exit devices and confirm the door is secured before beginning strike replacement work. Follow applicable building and life-safety codes for the jurisdiction, including NFPA 101 requirements for exit hardware on fire-rated assemblies.
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