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Patio Door Handles
Sliding door handles seamlessly integrate into a patio door, providing a comfortable grip to slide the door open or closed. Each handle comes in a variety of styles, including mortise, surface mount, and pull.
Sliding door handles seamlessly integrate into a patio door, providing a comfortable grip to slide the door open or closed. Each handle comes in a variety of styles, including mortise, surface mount, and pull.
A surface-mount hook latch handle has a surface-mounted latch with a hook mechanism that extends beyond the latch housing and into a keeper attached to the jamb. Some models offer anti-lift bars, which help to prevent unauthorized lifting and removal of doors.
Hole Spacings Available: 2-11/16"; 3"; 3-1/2"; 3-7/8"; 4"; 4-15/16"; 5"; 5-1/2"; 6-9/16"
The internal latch handle consists of an outside pull and an inside handle with a latching mechanism attached. The latch portion is inserted into the door frame and secures the door to the jamb by means of a jamb keeper.
Hole Spacings Available: 3-1/2" and 3-15/16"
The surface clamp latch handle has a surface-mounted latch with a clamping mechanism that projects beyond the latch housing and clamps to the extruded lip on the jamb.
Hole Spacings Available: 3" and 4-15/16"
The flush mount latch handle consists of an outside pull and an inside pull with a latching mechanism attached. The patio door frame is notched on both sides to allow both pulls to fit flush to the frame. The hook-type latch is located within the door frame and secures the door to the jamb by means of a jamb keeper.
Hole Spacings Available: 5"; 5-11/16"; 6-3/8"; 6-1/2"; 6-5/8"; 6-7/8"
The mortise latch handle consists of an outside pull and an inside handle with a latch-activating lever. The mortise latch style is used in conjunction with a mortise latching mechanism that is supplied separately. Various style mechanisms are available. The mortise latch fits into a notch in the leading edge of the door, and the activating lever engages the keyway to activate the hook latch.
Hole Spacings Available: 3-1/2" and 3-15/16"
The pull handle is made for use with most flush lock systems. Unlike other kinds of patio handles, the pull handle has a fixed grip that's meant for pushing or pulling the door open or closed. There are various styles of pull handles, and they are usually built with diecast materials or wood.
Hole Spacings Available: 6-1/2"; 6-3/8"; 6-5/8"
An outside pull handle is a handle used to open and close sliding patio doors. The outside pull handle design makes it incredibly versatile, making it easy to install on the left or right side on a variety of doors, and it is intuitive and easy to use. Some include a lock and key attached for extra security.
Hole Spacings Available: 2-11/16"; 3"; 3-1/2"; 3-15/16"; 4-15/16"; 5-5/8"; 6-7/8"; 6-9/16"; 7-1/4"; 7-3/4"