Schlage A Series 10-001-112 Square Corner, T-Strike With Box, 1-1/8" x 2-3/4", 1-1/2" Lip

It's the strike for that family. The 10-001-112 is listed as compatible with Schlage A Series, CS210 and S200 locksets, and it's a certified Schlage part rather than a universal aftermarket plate, so the opening is the one those locks were built to latch into. If the door carries a mortise lock or a deadbolt instead, this is the wrong strike.

The box comes with it. The 10-001-112 is a T-strike with box, so you get the plate plus the dust box that sits behind it in the jamb pocket and keeps the latch off bare wood or insulation. On a wood frame you mortise for the box first, then let the plate sit flush over it.

Lip length is 1-1/2 inches. The lip is the tab that hangs past the jamb face and guides the latch in as the door swings shut, so it needs to reach far enough to catch the latch without fouling the casing or the stop. Where trim sits tight to the jamb, or the door is set deep in the rabbet, measure the lip on the strike you're pulling out first. Lip length is the dimension that changes between two strikes that otherwise look identical.

Three: 605 bright brass, 626 satin chrome, and 613 oil rubbed bronze. Schlage parts like this are finish specific, so read the BHMA finish number off an existing lockset and order to that number rather than matching by eye. On a building where strikes have been swapped piecemeal over the years, that code is the only reliable way to get every opening looking the same.

Stainless steel, and Schlage classes it as a commercial part rather than a builder-grade residential plate. That matters more on a strike than people expect: it's the piece the latch drags across on every cycle and the piece that absorbs the hit when someone shoves a door shut. A soft plate wears an oval into the latch opening and the door starts rattling in the frame. Stainless also resists corrosion, which is what you want on an exterior opening or in a wash-down area.

No. This one is the latch strike for Schlage A Series, CS210 and S200 cylindrical locksets, sized for a spring latch. A deadbolt throws a solid bolt roughly an inch into the frame and needs its own strike with a deeper box behind it. Fit a latch strike to a deadbolt and the bolt bottoms out on wood, so the door either won't lock or locks on a fraction of the bolt. Order a deadbolt strike for the deadbolt and this one for the knob or lever below it.

10-001-112 is Schlage's own model number and these are certified Schlage parts, sold as replacement parts rather than a generic strike filed to fit. For quoting or reordering, the model number plus a finish code fully specifies it: square corner, T-strike with box, 1-1/2 inch lip, in 605, 626 or 613.