Those holes in the frame look terrible, they should have plates over them. When the doors are closed you must have about 1/4" of slop because of those big holes. You can get plates that look just like the plates on the door, without the ramps that add width. You can file some ramp on the bare edge of a striker plate for what that's worth.
Look at the hinges, see if there are any spacers in there that you can remove without making the door crooked. That will back the door away from the strikers.
Look at some striker plates with ramps at the home center, I'm not convinced that the security plate doesn't allow any room for ramp. You might have to file off some of the ramp but still have enough to do the job.
Look at the hinges, see if there are any spacers in there that you can remove without making the door crooked. That will back the door away from the strikers.
Look at some striker plates with ramps at the home center, I'm not convinced that the security plate doesn't allow any room for ramp. You might have to file off some of the ramp but still have enough to do the job.
