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PVC Continuous Strike Plate Gaelan HP+980 Right / PCE
€134.10
Product
U-shaped strike plates designed for the top and bottom locking points of multipoint lock systems, measuring 24x8.5mm. Sold individually, they ensure secure door alignment and locking engagement.
Specifications
- U-shaped profile with a 24x8.5mm opening, compatible with multipoint lock bolt engagement
- Designed for installation at the top and bottom positions of a door frame
- Compact and precise dimensions ensure proper bolt alignment and reliable locking performance
- Compatible with standard multipoint lock systems used in residential and light commercial applications
- Manufactured to maintain consistent mechanical resistance at secondary locking points
Usage
Install these U-shaped strike plates into the door frame at the top and bottom positions corresponding to the auxiliary locking points of a multipoint lock. The U-profile receives and retains the lock bolt or roller, securing the door at multiple points simultaneously for improved stability and resistance.
FAQ
- What does "per piece" mean for this product? — The strike plate is sold individually, allowing you to purchase the exact quantity needed for your installation.
- Are these strike plates compatible with all multipoint locks? — They are designed for multipoint lock systems with matching bolt geometry; always verify compatibility with your specific lock model before purchasing.
- What are the exact dimensions of the U-shaped opening? — The strike plate features a U-shaped profile measuring 24mm in width and 8.5mm in depth.
- Where are these strike plates installed on the door frame? — They are fitted at the top and bottom of the door frame, aligning with the secondary locking points of the multipoint lock.
- What material are these strike plates made from? — While specific material data is not confirmed for this reference, strike plates of this type are typically manufactured from steel or zinc alloy for mechanical durability.
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