Lipped strike plates work with standard latch bolts and have a curved lip or edge that the bolt slides into. These plates install on door frames opposite the door latch.

Deadlatch strike plates work with doors with compatible deadlatch locks. They have a recessed area that accommodates the latch, allowing it to lock into place securely when the door is closed. These plates enhance security by shielding the lock from tampering and forced entry.

Dust-proof strike plates mount directly onto the floor and pair with doors that use bottom bolts, such as sliding or French doors. They use a spring mechanism that lets the latch enter the strike plate when the door closes; when opened, the spring pushes the strike back into a seated position to prevent dust, dirt, or debris from entering the strike hole.