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2-Piece Defender Security Adjustable Chrome Plated Door Strike

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Amazon has 2-Piece Defender Security Adjustable Chrome Plated Door Strike (U 9488) for $0.96. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $35+.

Walmart also has 2-Piece Defender Security Adjustable Chrome Plated Door Strike (U 9488) for $0.96. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

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About this item:
  • Adjustable design with elongated mounting holes
  • May be used on residential and commercial frames
  • Chrome plated steel construction
  • Used on Roberts Redi-frame and Timely Metal frames
  • All the necessary mounting hardware is included for a quick and easy installation

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Amazon has 2-Piece Defender Security Adjustable Chrome Plated Door Strike (U 9488) for $0.96. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $35+.

Walmart also has 2-Piece Defender Security Adjustable Chrome Plated Door Strike (U 9488) for $0.96. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for finding this deal.

About this item:
  • Adjustable design with elongated mounting holes
  • May be used on residential and commercial frames
  • Chrome plated steel construction
  • Used on Roberts Redi-frame and Timely Metal frames
  • All the necessary mounting hardware is included for a quick and easy installation

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Model: Adjustable Door Strike, 2 Piece (Single Pack)

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RacinReaver
Ha, never knew this existed! Perfect for a door that's been slowly creeping out of alignment with the strike as the house has settled.

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Walmart [walmart.com] is the same price.
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RacinReaver
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Ha, never knew this existed! Perfect for a door that's been slowly creeping out of alignment with the strike as the house has settled.
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AlexS2465
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Quote from RacinReaver :
Ha, never knew this existed! Perfect for a door that's been slowly creeping out of alignment with the strike as the house has settled.
It's usually up or down for sagging doors not in/out like this does. Also main thing for added security would be longer screws if plate is thick enough but for wooden doors the slab usually will fail before latch side will if not reinforced by plate, metal ones are different story.
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Superorb
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LOVE these things! Where I live all the houses come with them as standard, but back in the US I could never find these and all our doors were always a bit uneven everywhere we lived.
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TealHalibut185
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Thanks Op, I have hard time closing my door, hopefully this will fix the issue
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The_Whaler
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Quote from dagadu :
This might secure your front door if you live in an apartment. If you live in a house, you'll need to secure your patio door or side door instead. Why? Because most thief / robber enter your house thru back door.
I'm not a thief, but I always enter through the back door.
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EpisodeJuan
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Quote from The_Whaler :
I'm not a thief, but I always enter through the back door.
Back door Santa?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s0NoalRsk5w
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aleko
about 1 year ago
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I own this, it's garbage. It never stays at the depth you screw it into. It always slides over time and allows the door to close looser than you would like. Not worth the hassle even if it was free
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Sephro
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Quote from RacinReaver :
Ha, never knew this existed! Perfect for a door that's been slowly creeping out of alignment with the strike as the house has settled.
Same here! Hopefully this will fix my door with electronic deadbolt I have to pull for the motor to be able to lock/unlock.

Also, many times you can adjust your standard plate with a flathead screwdriver, there is a metal tab in the hole that you can bend out. Works, but entry doors sometimes can bend that back, but on interior doors that rattle, it's a few second free fix.
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CyanCorn8418
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Quote from dagadu :
This might secure your front door if you live in an apartment. If you live in a house, you'll need to secure your patio door or side door instead. Why? Because most thief / robber enter your house thru back door.
So do a lot of people here not have other doors in their residence? Second comment on here that I've seen about security and such...

I've encountered several doors in several different houses where the strike plate isn't long enough to go around the frame. Looks like these would solve that... I wouldn't really even think to use something like this for an outdoor door... Just make that right and secure