Schlage 10-095 Full Lip Deadbolt Strike, 1-5/8" x 2-1/4", 1-1/8" Lip, Square Corner

The 10-095 full lip strike is the replacement strike for Schlage B500, B600, B700 and B800 series deadbolts, plus the CS210. A B60 falls in the B600 family, so this is the correct strike for it. It is the full lip version, meaning the lip wraps out over the jamb edge to guide the bolt, rather than a flat T-strike or box strike.

The plate measures 1-5/8 x 2-1/4 inches with a 1-1/8 inch lip and square corners, so the jamb needs a flat mortise of that plate footprint plus the bolt pocket behind it. Square corner, not radius, so if the old strike left a rounded routed corner in the jamb you will need to square it up with a chisel or fill it.

Square corner. That matters on a retrofit: a jamb routed for a radius corner strike will show gaps at the corners with this plate, and a square-corner prep will not accept a radius plate cleanly. Match the corner style to what is already cut in the jamb before ordering.

Yes, the strike is sold as a standalone replacement part, so a bent or worn plate on a B500, B600, B700, B800 or CS210 deadbolt can be swapped without touching the cylinder or the bolt. Two screws, same footprint at 1-5/8 x 2-1/4 inches. If the bolt is dragging because the door has settled rather than because the plate is damaged, replacing the strike alone will not fix it.

Four finishes: 605 bright brass, 612 satin bronze, 613 oil rubbed bronze and 626 satin chrome. Schlage parts like this are finish specific, so the strike is ordered in the finish, not painted to match. For a property manager standardizing a building, 626 satin chrome is the common commercial pairing and 613 the darker residential-look option.

The substrate is stainless steel, with the finish applied over it. That is the reason it holds up on an exterior door or a high-traffic entry where a brass-plated pot metal strike deforms under repeated bolt strikes.

Commercial grade. It is the factory replacement strike across the Schlage B-series deadbolts and the CS210, in stainless steel, so it is the right part for an apartment building, office suite or institutional entry rather than a homeowner-grade substitute.

A full lip strike, like the Schlage 10-095, is a face plate with a 1-1/8 inch lip that extends past the plate to catch and guide the bolt as the door closes. A box strike is the metal cup that sits in the bolt pocket behind the plate; on many installs you use both, the box lining the hole and the lip plate on the jamb face. If your existing hardware only has the pocket lined and no visible plate, the 10-095 is what you are missing.