THE NEW MATTE BLACK STORM DOOR HANDLES ARE HERE! Add flair and elegance to your storm door and a whole new sensory experience. Who would have thought that touching a handle could be so cool? We did! The satin feel of the matte black adds to the premium finish for a handle that is not only visually stunning but also provides a great tactile experience.
Elegant
This deluxe storm door hardware set includes an elegant lever handle, interior latch, and keyed deadbolt. It is compatible with most pre-installed handles, and compliments a wide range of décor styles. The long-lasting finish will provide an added touch of class to any storm door.
Easy to use, easy to install
The elegant and easy to operate handle replaces the basic push button handle that may already be on your screen door. The interior latch features an easy opening push movement.
Added security
The matching keyed deadlock lock provides additional security, so you can keep your main door open and enjoy the light and fresh air while still feeling safe (this is not a high security lock, but a secondary level of security).
Installation
This set includes everything needed for an easy installation and will fit doors from 1” to 2-1/8” thick. Installation should take about 30 minutes. When replacing an existing handle, the screw posts for the handle must be 1-3/4” apart. For new installations, three additional holes are required to be drilled through the door for the screws and spindle. The lock can be installed above or below the handle, depending on your preference. The spindle for the deadlock may be cut for your particular installation. A tape measure, drill and screw driver will be required. A center punch to mark the holes is helpful. Before drilling, ensure that the inside latch and lock do not interfere with the operation of your main door handle. If they do, raise or lower the storm door hardware. Ideal Security has been supplying quality hardware to door manufacturers for 60 years. Please explore our other door and window hardware products for your home.
