Looking for a striker plate to accomodate the sliding door lock

A quick learner from 95386 says:
Good afternoon. I'm wanting to add a striker plate to accommodate my existing sliding door lock. (apparently the original owners of the house had removed them and replaced with a doggie door that slides into the track. Either way. I don't have the striker plate to actually "Lock" this door now. Do I need to replace the whole set? If so, let me know I'd like to do business with your company. (the current strike plate I had ordered from you didn't work as I thought it would, didn't realize it would be too small. Not your fault, purely mine as I should have measured instead of assume it was a universal size.
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Bob from SWISCO responded:

Check out our 82-239. Look it over and see if you think this could work for you. 

A professional from CA says:
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Casey from SWISCO responded:

The professional from California is correct that the keeper that works with the 82-239 mortise lock that Bob recommended would be our 82-249, though the mortise comes with a keeper if you'd like to replace both parts at the same time. 

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