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This is a push button latch designed for outswinging screen and storm doors 1 inch to 1-1/4 inch thick. The handle design has a tie-down screw at the bottom of the outside handle. Each handle has a black finish and the mounting holes are 1-1/2 inch on center. It features an interior lock and a no-lockout feature. All the necessary fasteners are included for a quick and easy installation.
From the Manufacturer
This storm door push button latch comes finished in black. It features 1-1/2 in. hole spacing and with interior locking and no lockout feature. This latch is designed for use on most out swinging doors 1 to 1-1/4 in. thick.
Steve S
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
Bought to replace a 20 year old metal latch that had broken, supposedly like for like but ended up redrilling to fit the new one, the new latch and handle works fine but as with other reviews I have my doubts to the longevity of the plastic parts, still what do you want for the price.
maurice reid
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024
Just the right product
SI
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2024
Only giving four stars because some parts were metal and some were plastic. That was disappointing. However, it did save me, as no box store, or even the little hardware store on my corner, had this. I replaced my old one that broke and nobody was the wiser. They just thought I painted my old one. Big fan, and I will likely order another to keep in stock in case this ever goes away forever.
Tom
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023
Storm Door
Sunny
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2023
after several decades, the spring that returns the outside button disintegrated, and the inside latch was heavily worn and sticking, so I found the closest replacement to the original (same screw spacing for holding latch, bottom of outside handle, strike bar) - this made it quite easy to replace the old latchthe instructions were miserable, good thing I had seen how the old one went together (no mention of the internal push bar from outside button to inside latch that looks like it would be trimmed in length based upon the thickness of your door, and only a tiny unclear diagram of the order parts went together)The outside button and push bar (mentioned above) on this new latch are cheap plastic. If the thin plastic push bar starts to bend or flex over time, it will not operate the inside latch to allow the door to open. This bar is centered behind the outside button to open the door, and transfers the push from the button to operate the inside latch that holds the door closed. Far thinner than a pencil, and about 3 inches long, making this part out of plastic is asking for trouble. If the interior latch sticks at all, anyone outside will likely push the button harder, further distorting the push bar which will then function even worse until you give up and replace the entire door latch again. I reused the old metal button and push bar (same design latch, push bar the same length so it was already trimmed for width of door). Not clear if the intent of using plastic on critical parts was to save a few pennies, or to create a way for the latch to fail early and perhaps sell more replacement latches in a couple years, instead of decades.
FH
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2021
Hardest part of installing was lining up the screws, other than that it was was easy. Working well.
T. Hoard
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2020
At first, I bought 2 of these. One for my the front and back doors. They were easy to install. The outside handle on the one I installed on the front door broke off after a few days. I think a delivery person broke it off, and kept going. I bought another one to replace it. So, that makes 3 that I bought.The one I installed on the back door has a defect. For the first several days, it was fine. However, now when it is unlocked, I can't open it from the outside. It's as though it's locked. That's not good. Finally, the outside handle broke off on a cold day.I cannot recommend this handle.
C. R. Causey
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2017
handle also broke on me within 45 days.Its a cheap "pot metal". I asked for guidance of should I fix it (JB Weld) order new or await replacement.No one has gotten back to me.1/2" center hole to center hole will not be found at your local hardware.caveat emptor
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