3 1/2" Solid-Brass Mortise Strike Plate
Description
Description
When using this as a replacement plate, it is important to carefully measure the space between the bolt and latch cutouts to ensure proper fit.
Dimensions: 3 1/2" H x 1" W x 3/32" Thick
Tongue projection: 5/8"
Top Cutout: 13/16" x 9/16"
Cutout Spacing: 1/8"
Bottom Cutout: 1 3/16" x 1/2"
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62 reviews
Sturdy hardware
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Purchased to replace missing hardware for a 70 year old house. Some minor chiseling was needed to fit properly, but quality of item is great!
Perfect match and I love unfinished brass which will darken
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Added three five panel doors to our home. Was able to find lock sets but no strike plates at the architectural salvage store
Beautiful Historic Style Strike Plate
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I searched every local refurbished/historic store locally and could not find strike plates for my historic home. I was ecstatic to find these lovely reproductions via House of Antique Hardware. The fit perfectly and have a beautiful finish. So often, when doors are refurbished and sent to ecobuilder stores, the strike plates get left behind. So, it's great that House of Antique Hardware has a wide variety of sizes for historic homeowner needs. Highly recommended for beautiful color/finish and perfect sizing.
House of Antiques has helped me finish what I started piece
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They have what you need !!
Awesome.fit for a hard to find item
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Was a item most places don't have
Perfect for this old house
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Perfect for replacing the various pieces of door hardware that have disappeared over the last 120 years my house has been around.
Perfectly matches historic strike plates in my 1913 house
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I have purchased a few of these strike plates to replace poor quality replacement plates from past remuddling jobs on my 1913 house. They match the vintage plates almost exactly in size and proportion.
I would buy this product again. Door strike plates.
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High quality. Excellent finish. Matches the finish and decor of the house I am trying to restore.
Replacing scavenged hardware!
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Needed to replace random hardware that had been stolen from the house while it sat empty for a year. We chose the oil rubbed bronze to match some of the well worn hardware that had survived. The finish was a little ""chalky"" at first. Just make sure you run it off a little with a cloth to get the residue off.
Matching Parts
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I was missing some of the strike plates on my doors. These fit great and match the original lock sets.