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Large Door Striker Plate
I installed fluted casing on a new door using a standard reveal. The door
bolt contacts the casing before it actually hits the brass striker plate, and will very soon damage the molding. I have looked around and can't find any striker plates wider than about 1 7/8". Anyone know of a source that has wider (longer?) striker plates? I can't really make the reveal any larger without it looking funny. |
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Large Door Striker Plate
"Buck Turgidson" wrote in message
news:Ya7zg.4050$5H.2419@dukeread06... I installed fluted casing on a new door using a standard reveal. The door bolt contacts the casing before it actually hits the brass striker plate, and will very soon damage the molding. I have looked around and can't find any striker plates wider than about 1 7/8". Anyone know of a source that has wider (longer?) striker plates? I Almost any metal shop (and some locksmiths) can fabricate for a few dollars any striker plate you want. -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada) |
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Large Door Striker Plate
I had the same problem some years ago. Quick trip to the local hardware
store for a nice piece of sheet brass stock. Cut it to size, drilled 4 small holes for brass nails, and simply tacked it in place. Worked great. |
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