Description

The DELTANA TSPE225U10B is an extended T-strike plate designed for door latch and lockset installations where standard strike plates do not provide adequate throw coverage. Measuring 2.75 inches in length by 2.4 inches in width with a profile height of 0.2 inches, this strike plate is finished in Oil Rubbed Bronze for a consistent appearance on dark or antique-style door hardware. At 0.1 pounds, it is lightweight and suited for both interior and exterior door applications. Licensed contractors and finish carpenters install this type of hardware during rough-in and finish door work.

The TSPE225U10B is suited for residential and light commercial door installations where an extended T-style strike is required to align with the latch bolt or deadlatch of a cylindrical or mortise-style lockset. The extended format provides additional coverage of the door jamb cutout, which is common in retrofit or replacement scenarios where the original strike mortise has been enlarged over time. The Oil Rubbed Bronze finish coordinates with matching door hardware in that finish family.

Key Features

Extended T-strike profile provides greater latch-bolt engagement compared to standard lip strikes
Compact footprint at 2.75 inches x 2.4 inches x 0.2 inches fits standard jamb mortise dimensions
Oil Rubbed Bronze finish for coordination with dark or antique door hardware sets
Lightweight construction at 0.1 pounds for straightforward handling and installation
Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement without excess inventory

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation strike plate for residential and light commercial door assemblies requiring an extended T-strike format in an Oil Rubbed Bronze finish.

Installation Notes

This strike plate is typically installed by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or licensed contractor as part of door hardware installation or replacement. Mortise the door jamb to the correct depth before fastening to avoid splitting the frame. Secure with the appropriate wood screws for the jamb material, and verify latch bolt alignment before fully seating all fasteners. Ensure the door is plumb and the frame is square prior to installation to achieve proper latch engagement.