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Prime-Line A 202 Diecast Black, Flush Sliding Screen Door Latch (Single Pack)
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Prime-Line A 202 Diecast Black, Flush Sliding Features
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Typically used to replace broken or damaged handle on a wide variety of sliding screen doors that are mortise mounted and have mounting holes that are 5-1/8 inch on center
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Non-handed design so this handle can be used for left or right sliding screen doors
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Housing and sliding lock tab come in a durable diecast metal in a black finish that is corrosion resistant with a zinc plated steel latch
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Designed to fit sliding screen doors 15/16 to 1-1/8 inch thick and features an automatic locking feature
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Please refer to the line art drawing and compare with your needs item before purchasing (Not Universal)
About Prime-Line A 202 Diecast Black, Flush Sliding
Product Description Has your sliding screen door handle broken, is it worn out, cracked, been damaged or just worn out? This is a black flush mounted handle and latch set used by a wide variety of sliding screen door manufacturers. It has a steel hook latch with 1 inch standard spacing. This handle set will fit a minimum door thickness of 15/16 inch and up to a maximum thickness of 1-1/8 inch. It is 5-11/16 inch long and 7/8 inch wide with 5-1/8 inch mounting holes. Made of diecast metal, the handles fit flush into the screen door frame with an inside automatic locking feature. Four latches are provided to fit different manufacturer's designs. Order yours today and make your sliding screen door secure again. From the Manufacturer This sliding screen door latch is constructed from die cast and comes finished in black. It features an automatic locking assembly with a steel hook. This latch is used by several door manufacturers.
