Deltana SP2753 Strike Plate, Deadbolt, 2-3/4" x 1-1/4", Steel

The SP2753 measures 2-3/4 x 1-1/4 inches, which is the common deadbolt strike footprint on residential and light commercial jambs. If the plate you are pulling off is that size, it drops into the existing mortise and screw holes without new chisel work. Measure the old plate first: anything larger (a 4-7/8 inch full-lip strike, for example) leaves an exposed pocket, and a shorter one means you cut the mortise longer.

Deadbolt only. The SP2753 is cut for a deadbolt bolt, so the opening is a plain rectangle with no curved lip for a spring latch to ride up on. A knob or lever latch needs a strike with a lip that deflects the latch as the door closes; put a deadbolt plate behind one and the door will not latch on its own.

A fixed plate like the SP2753 assumes the bolt and the mortise already line up, and it is the right pick when you are replacing a worn or wrong-finish plate on an opening that worked. When the door has settled or the jamb was bored off, an adjustable strike is what solves it: ZenSupply carries the Kwikset 80318 full round adjustable strike and the Kwikset 81825 six-way adjustable deadlatch. Fix the alignment first, then match finish, not the other way around.

Yes, the SP2753 is matched to tubular deadbolt hardware, which covers the standard bored deadbolt found on most wood and hollow metal doors. It is not a strike for a mortise lock body, and it is not an ASA-style square-corner strike for a commercial mortise or cylindrical prep. If your jamb has the taller ASA cutout, the Codelocks ASA strike plate in stainless is the one that fills it.

The Emtek 83223 is a standard deadbolt strike plate with square corners, the same flat replacement strike role the Deltana SP2753 fills for a deadbolt. The SP2753 measures 2-3/4" x 1-1/4" in steel and comes in Paint Black, Polished Chrome, Brushed Chrome, Polished Brass and Antique Brass, so if the door already has a square-corner mortise, either plate drops into that prep and the choice comes down to matching the finish on the rest of the door.

No. The Deltana SP2753 is the visible steel plate, 2-3/4" x 1-1/4", that mounts on the face of the jamb and takes the deadbolt throw. The Kwikset 81640 is a strike box, and the Kwikset 81231-001 is a metal strike dust box - those are the cups that sit behind the plate inside the jamb mortise to line the bolt pocket. They are companions to a strike plate, not replacements for one, so ordering a box when the plate is what is worn will not finish the opening.

Five finishes: Paint Black, Polished Chrome, Brushed Chrome, Polished Brass, and Antique Brass. For a property manager standardizing a building, that covers the two chrome tones and the two brass tones most residential deadbolts ship in, plus black for a painted or matte-black door package.

Steel, both the plate and the substrate. Steel is the harder choice for a strike plate, which is the part that takes the bolt impact and the pry load, and it is why the finishes here are plated onto steel rather than cast in solid brass. Deltana rates the SP2753 for commercial use.

The SP2753 is the face plate on its own. If you need the metal cup that lines the bolt pocket in the jamb, that is a separate item, and ZenSupply carries the Kwikset 81640 strike box and the Kwikset 81231-001 metal strike dust box for that. On a new jamb bore you generally want one; on a replacement into an existing mortise there is often already a box in place.

Either one. The SP2753 is specified against single cylinder deadbolt function, but the strike side of the opening does not care what is happening on the inside of the door. A single cylinder (key outside, thumbturn inside) and a double cylinder (key both sides) throw the same bolt into the same jamb pocket, so the plate is identical. What decides fit is the bolt position and the 2-3/4 x 1-1/4 inch mortise, not the cylinder count.

They serve different bolts. The Deltana SP2753 is a deadbolt strike, listed for a tubular single cylinder deadbolt function. The Kwikset KWI-81825 is a 6 way adjustable deadlatch, which is the strike for the spring latch on a knob or lever. On a door with both a deadbolt and a latchset, the two are ordered together rather than one substituting for the other; on a deadbolt-only opening the SP2753 is the correct part.

The Codelocks ASA strike plate is built to the ASA strike format that Codelocks locksets are prepped for, so a Codelocks opening takes that plate. The Deltana SP2753 is a 2-3/4" x 1-1/4" replacement strike for a tubular deadbolt and is sized to that smaller deadbolt prep, so it is the wrong footprint for an ASA-prepped jamb. Match the plate to the prep already cut in the jamb.

The Deltana SP2753 is a commercial steel deadbolt strike at a fixed 2-3/4" x 1-1/4" size, offered in five finishes - Paint Black, Polished Chrome, Brushed Chrome, Polished Brass and Antique Brass - so a fleet of doors can be brought to one look across a building. The Kwikset KWI-80318 is a full round adjustable deadbolt strike, a different plate shape whose adjustment suits doors whose jamb preps have drifted out of alignment. Buildings with consistent square preps and a finish standard tend toward the SP2753; mixed or settled openings are where the adjustable round strike earns its place.

Both are plain deadbolt strike plates rather than adjustable ones. The Emtek 83223 is specified with square corners; the SP2753 is a steel plate at 2-3/4 x 1-1/4 inches offered in five finishes, including two brass tones and two chrome tones. Pick on corner profile and finish match to the rest of the door hardware, since the mortise the plate sits in is what has to match either way.

Sold each, priced per unit, so you can take a single plate for one door or count out exactly what a turn schedule needs across a building without buying a case.