If you’ve ever fitted a frameless glass door, you already know the small hardware makes or breaks the job. The Ebco Strike Plate for Centre Lock BS is the receiving end that lets your centre lock bite properly every single time. It’s built for glass door patch fitting systems, and once it’s aligned right, the lock shuts clean — no scraping, no half-click nonsense, no callbacks later.

Here’s the thing — cheap strike plates flex or wear at the bolt slot. This one uses a hardened deadbolt receiver backed by a solid metal body with a brushed steel finish, so it stands up to repeated locking without deforming. In practice, that means smoother engagement and far less adjustment after installation, which saves real time when you’re juggling multiple site tasks.

Key Features:

• Hardened Bolt Receiver - Reinforced slot resists wear and keeps lock engagement crisp over years of daily use.
• Solid Metal Construction - Strong body prevents bending or misalignment under heavy glass door pressure.
• Brushed Steel Finish - Matches modern patch fittings and keeps the door hardware looking consistent.
• Adjustable Mounting - Slot positioning helps installers fine-tune alignment without re-drilling the frame.
• Flush Installation Design - Sits neatly in the frame for a clean professional appearance with no awkward protrusions.

Applications

This plate is made specifically for centre lock glass door systems used in offices, showrooms, cabins, and commercial entrances. If you’re working with frameless toughened glass doors, this is the component that ensures the bolt actually lands where it should. And that matters a lot on a job site, because misaligned receivers are one of the top reasons installers get called back.

Why Choose This Model

What really stands out is the reliability of the Ebco architectural hardware range. Installers trust it because tolerances stay consistent and the precision-machined strike opening lines up properly with matching centre locks. The bottom line is — when you’re installing premium glass partitions or office doors, you don’t want to gamble on off-brand receivers that need filing, bending, or “adjustment by hammer.” This o