Strike Plates

It worked very well and was straight-forward to install. Tools used: Tape measure, Phillips Screwdriver, portable drill, A 5/8" spade bit, 5/64" drill bit (optional), sticky notes (optional), and a pen. Allow 1-2 hours of install time.I've included installation pictures but there's twenty photos and I'm not sure if they'll all upload. If they don't, I'll try editing in an Imgur album link.I did try leaving an extra sixteenth of an inch setback on all my measurements so that there'd be room for expansion/contraction of the cabinet wood due to temperature and humidity fluctuations. In the end, there was a lot of wiggle between the lock bolts and striker plates so I taped on some rolled up tape for extra padding on the striker plates to eliminate movement and noise. The tape method worked very well and my install feels very solid. The lock won't hold up to somebody with a pry bar, but hey, locks only keep out the honest. Enjoy!Items used (all purchased on Amazon):Compx Timberline CB-250 Double Door Lock Sub-AssemblyTimberline Strike Plate Sp-101-3Timberline Strike Plate Sp-257-3 by Compx TimberlineCompx Timberline Lock Plug, C300LP-100TA-19 Black Keyed Alike Key Number 10

Well made and works well for what it is

Worked as it should.

Didn't like anything about this product, simply put, junk.