Replacement strike plate for Baldwin exterior mortise locks. Choose the strike model that matches your Baldwin mortise lock, then choose door handing and finish.
Choose the model
6040 — Standard strike for Baldwin 6000 Series mortise locks with latch and deadbolt.
6340 — Standard strike for Baldwin 6300 Series mortise locks with latch and deadbolt.
6043 — Standard strike for Baldwin 6000 Series mortise locks with latch, auxiliary latch and deadbolt.
6037 — Extended-lip strike for 6000 Series locks with latch, auxiliary latch and deadbolt. Available in 1-5/8" and 1-7/8" lip-to-center lengths.
6039 — Extended-lip strike for 6000 Series locks with latch and deadbolt. Available in 1-5/8", 1-7/8", 2-1/4" and 3" lip-to-center lengths.
6339 — Extended-lip strike for 6300 Series locks with latch and deadbolt. Available in 1-5/8", 1-7/8", 2-1/4" and 3" lip-to-center lengths.
Standard or extended? The standard strike is used for a normal door-and-frame condition. An extended lip is used when the strike lip needs to project farther past the frame or casing. Baldwin determines extended lip-to-center length by door thickness ÷ 2 + 3/8", rounded to the closest available size.
Door handing
For an inswing door, stand on the outside/key side facing the door. Hinges on the right = Right Hand. Hinges on the left = Left Hand. For a reverse-bevel/outswing door, Baldwin specifies the opposite strike hand.
Extended Baldwin mortise strikes are curved-lip and handed. If you are replacing an existing strike and are unsure which model or hand you need, compare the lock function and strike shape before ordering.
