Screen and storm door hardware for everyday use
The handle is the part of your door you reach for every day. A simple pull and latch hook may suit a porch door, while a knob, lever, or screen door lock offers a different way to open and secure it. Consider the feel of the handle as well as its shape and finish.
Our screen door hardware selection includes hinges, pull handles, latches, locks, closers, and springs, with kits for single and double doors. Kit contents vary, so compare what is included with the setup you need. Select the hinges and closing hardware for the door’s size, weight, and installation.
Match the hardware to the door and frame
Door thickness, swing direction, and mounting details all affect compatibility. A mortise lock fits into a pocket cut in the edge of the door; a surface-mounted rim latch uses a different preparation. Choosing the latch or lock early lets us coordinate the required machining with the wood door.
When a screen and storm door sits in front of a main entry door, the two handles need room to work without interfering with each other. Include that clearance in your planning, particularly if you are keeping an existing entry lockset. Our team can review the hardware details with you.
Hardware for double screen doors
A pair needs a plan for how the doors meet and latch. Decide which side you will use for everyday passage and how the second door will be held closed when it is not in use. Double-door hardware kits and slide bolts provide options to discuss alongside the center meeting detail.
If you are choosing the doors as well, explore our double screen and storm doors. Planning the pair and its hardware together helps keep the handle placement, closing arrangement, and frame preparation coordinated.
Coordinate exterior and interior door hardware
For exterior doors, consider the entry handle or lever, lock, deadbolt, and hinges as a group. Interior doors may call for passage hardware that latches without locking or privacy hardware for a bedroom or bathroom. Hardware styles and finishes can relate across the home while the function changes from one opening to another.
Browse the hardware above as you customize your door online. We can prepare the door for the selected hardware or supply it unbored for your installer. If you are retaining an existing lockset, share its specifications before the door is built so the preparation can be planned around it.
Unsure if this the style you’re looking for? Visit our Door Buyer's Guide to Architectural Styles.
