HOPPE Shootbolt Strikes — Multipoint Lock Strike Plates for Doors

HOPPE Shootbolt Strike Plates for Multipoint Lock Systems

Shootbolt strikes are essential components that receive and secure the shootbolt extensions from your multipoint lock, creating reliable locking points at the top and bottom of your door frame. MPLocks carries a focused selection of HOPPE shootbolt strikes engineered to work seamlessly with HOPPE HLS9000 and other European-style multipoint lock systems. Whether you're replacing a worn strike on a Weather Shield door or completing a new installation, finding the correct strike style and handing ensures your shootbolt mechanism engages smoothly and securely every time.

Curved Lip vs. Flat Strike Designs

HOPPE offers two primary strike configurations to accommodate different installation requirements. Curved lip strikes feature a guide that helps direct the shootbolt smoothly into the strike pocket, making them ideal for applications where precise alignment assistance is beneficial. Flat strikes provide a straightforward receiving pocket and are commonly used in double door configurations where the strike receives the shootbolt from the inactive leaf. Understanding which design your door requires is essential for proper function and long-term reliability.

Durable Finishes for Every Application

These shootbolt strikes are available in multiple finishes including stainless steel, brass, antique brass, and oil rubbed brass to coordinate with your existing door hardware. Stainless steel options offer superior corrosion resistance for exterior applications or coastal environments, while brass finishes provide a classic appearance that matches traditional handleset trim. Selecting a matching finish ensures a cohesive look across all visible hardware components on your entry door.

• HOPPE Shootbolt Multipoint Lock Systems
• HOPPE HLS9000 Shootbolt Strike Plates
• HOPPE Shootbolt Socket Strikes

Selecting the Correct Handing and Door Type

Shootbolt strikes are often handed, meaning a left-hand strike is specifically shaped to receive a shootbolt extending from a left-handed door configuration. Single door strikes differ from double door strikes in both size and design, with double door versions typically larger to accommodate the meeting stile of paired doors. Before ordering, verify whether your application requires a single or double door strike, and confirm the handing by observing which direction your shootbolt extends when the lock is engaged.

Need help identifying the right shootbolt strike for your door? Our team is ready to assist—call (816) 221-6543 to speak with a multipoint lock specialist who can help confirm compatibility with your existing system. You can also use our free Multipoint Lock Identifier to submit details about your current hardware for expert review.