Strike Plates for G-U / Ferco — Shootbolt, Roller, Hook & Latch Replacement

G-U Ferco Strike Plates for Multipoint Lock Systems

G-U and Ferco multipoint locks rely on precisely matched strike plates to deliver the security and smooth operation these systems are known for. Whether you're replacing a worn keeper, adding shootbolt socket strikes, or updating your entire strike plate assembly, MPLocks carries the specific G-U Ferco components needed to restore proper function. These strike plates work with popular G-U lock configurations including Tripact, Eagle, Hawk, and Panther series, making them essential inventory for anyone maintaining European-style multipoint door hardware.

Strike Plate Options for Different Lock Functions

G-U Ferco multipoint systems use multiple locking points that each require their own strike component. This collection includes latch and deadbolt keepers with adjustable tabs for fine-tuning door alignment, top and bottom strike plates for securing the upper and lower locking points, and brass shootbolt socket strikes for clean shootbolt engagement. The variety of functions means you need to identify which specific strike component has failed before ordering—a worn middle keeper creates different symptoms than a damaged shootbolt socket.

Finish and Door Thickness Compatibility

Strike plates must match both your door thickness and your existing hardware finish for a professional result. This collection includes options for standard 1-3/4 inch residential doors as well as 2-1/4 inch commercial-thickness doors. Available finishes include polished brass, satin nickel, dark bronze, and stainless steel, allowing you to coordinate with your lever handles and escutcheon plates. The Ferguard silver finish on certain models provides enhanced corrosion resistance for exterior applications.

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Verifying Handing and Measurements Before Ordering

Some G-U Ferco strike plates are handed, meaning they're designed specifically for left-hand or right-hand door configurations. Before ordering raised latch and deadbolt strikes, verify your door's handing by standing on the exterior side and noting which direction the door swings. Additionally, measure your door thickness carefully—a strike plate designed for a 1-3/4 inch door will not seat properly on a 2-1/4 inch door. Taking these measurements upfront prevents return hassles and gets your door secured faster.

If you're unsure which G-U Ferco strike plate matches your existing hardware, our team can help you identify the correct part. Call (816) 221-6543 to speak with a specialist, or use our free Multipoint Lock Identifier to submit your lock details for expert review.