HES OPTION:5200 105 Trim Enhancer - 10600012

HES 10600012 OPTION:5200 105 Trim Enhancer

When you're integrating electric strikes into door frames with shallow backsets or architectural constraints, standard faceplates often leave gaps that compromise both aesthetics and security. The HES 10600012 Trim Enhancer solves this by providing additional coverage around the strike cutout, eliminating unsightly gaps between the strike body and door frame while maintaining a professional finish that meets commercial building standards.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for use with HES 5200 Series electric strikes
• 105 faceplate configuration provides extended coverage for non-standard frame preparations
• Eliminates gaps between strike and frame on shallow or oversized cutouts
• Maintains clean architectural lines in high-visibility applications
• Durable construction matches HES 5200 Series finish and build quality
• Simplifies retrofit installations where frame modifications are impractical
• Compatible with both fail-safe and fail-secure 5200 Series models

Frame preparation inconsistencies are a common challenge in both new construction and retrofit access control projects. Existing cutouts from previous hardware, non-standard frame depths, or field modifications can leave visible gaps that undermine an otherwise professional installation. This trim enhancer acts as an intermediary faceplate, bridging the gap between the strike body and frame edge without requiring additional metalwork or frame replacement. For integrators working on historic building retrofits or tenant improvement projects where frame alterations aren't permitted, this component is essential for maintaining installation quality.

The 105 configuration is purpose-built for HES 5200 Series strikes, which are commonly deployed in commercial door applications requiring high cycle counts and reliable operation. When you're quoting a project that involves existing frames with oversized or misaligned cutouts, including the appropriate trim enhancer prevents callbacks and ensures the installation meets both functional and aesthetic requirements from day one. This is particularly critical in lobbies, executive suites, and other high-visibility areas where exposed frame gaps would be immediately noticeable to building occupants.