HES 4500-131:FILLER Plate - 10580002

HES 10580002 HES 4500-131:FILLER Plate

When you're replacing legacy electric strikes or retrofitting openings with inconsistent prep, exposed mounting holes and mismatched cutouts create unprofessional installations and potential security gaps. The HES 4500-131:FILLER Plate provides a clean, code-compliant solution for covering oversized or non-standard strike preps during HES 4500 series installations, ensuring a finished appearance without re-mortising door frames.

Key Features

• Purpose-built filler plate designed specifically for HES 4500 series electric strike installations
• Covers legacy prep holes and mismatched cutouts from previous hardware
• Eliminates the need for frame patching, welding, or time-consuming mortise modifications
• Ensures consistent frame appearance across multi-door projects with varying prep conditions
• Constructed from durable metal for long-term installation integrity
• Compatible with standard HES 4500 mounting configurations
• Maintains proper strike-to-latch alignment without compromising frame strength

Retrofit and replacement projects frequently encounter openings where previous strike plates used different mounting patterns or larger cutouts than current hardware requires. Rather than spending billable hours on frame modification or accepting visible gaps that compromise both aesthetics and security, this filler plate installs between the frame and the HES 4500 strike to provide complete coverage. The design accommodates the most common legacy prep variations found in commercial door frames, allowing you to maintain project schedules while delivering professional results.

For integrators managing access control upgrades across facilities with mixed door hardware histories, maintaining a supply of these filler plates significantly reduces callback risk and installation time variability. The plate ensures your HES 4500 strikes mount securely with proper latch engagement while presenting a finished appearance that meets architectural standards. This component is particularly valuable in commercial, institutional, and multi-tenant environments where consistent door hardware presentation matters to building stakeholders.