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Replace Your Old or Damaged Sliding Glass Door Handle
If your sliding door handle is broken or unsightly, just get a new TPard sliding glass door handle set! Commonly used to replace locks and handles on wood, extruded aluminum or vinyl sliding patio doors manufactured by Andersen, Jeld Wen, Milgard, Pella, Guardian and hardware by Truth and others
Product Dimension
- Mounting holes center: 3-15/16"
- Interior handle height: 9-7/16"
- Exterior pull height: 6-7/16"
- Handle Screw Length: Large 2-3/8", Medium 2-3/16", Small 1-3/4"
- Lock Plate Hole Center: 3-11/16" & 4-5/8"
Package Includes
- Inside Handle x 1 & Outside Handle with key x 1 & Thumb Latch x 1
- Handle Screw Set x 3
- Mortise Lock & Tapping Screw x 1
- Keeper & Tapping Screw x 1
- Installation Instruction x 1
Installation Tips For Keylock Handle
- Insert the turn lever tail of the exterior handle into the 45° mortise latch lock and through the thumb latch
- Mark where the turn lever passes through the end of the thumb latch
- Cut the extra pins and place the interior and exterior handle assemblies on door with handgrip towards glass
(Note: The key needs to be removed first when installing, make sure the keyhole is in the right direction)
Non-handed Design
The sliding door handle with lock & key set is non-handed, available for left and right-handed patio sliding doors
Compatible with Offset and Center Holes
Depending on the pre-drilled holes in the door frame, the thumb latch can be installed offset or center to meet your different needs
Mortise Hook Lock Style
Our door handle lock is a mortise/hook style and ensures the restoration of functionality and aesthetics, making it the perfect choice for your sliding door, use 3 sets of screws of different lengths to fit your door thickness
E
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025
good
afarrell
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025
Worked great!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
This sliding glass pull handle was built well, the instructions were good. They should add a plate to fit all doors as the older sliding glass doors have a cut out that this handle does not fit. That is about all I can say as I was unable to use it. But overall I liked the look and the quality of the handle. It was built better than the one on the door now from the home Depot.It would have been a great deal for the money.
noneck
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
My sliding door never had a key - and this seemed like an easy way to upgrade without buying a whole new door or calling a locksmith. This was an easy install and fit my door perfectly - while updating the hardware makes the door look new again, too.
GC21
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
Looks good, fairly good quality build, and not too bad to install following the instructions. And it's nice to have a lock and set of keys for the rear sliding door. All in all I am fine with this item and look forward to years of usefulness from this item.
Ivy
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
Definitely a very modern and nice looking upgrade from the older white one. It took almost 2 hours to install though given my doors are super old and one of the holes didn't align well. My brother in law was able to plug the hole and make it work. The cut out where the knob to engage the lock needed to be manipulated by adding caulking to it so it would lock correctly but overall well built and sturdy. We got it to work but took some manipulation.
grindmonkey
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
This sliding door handle set looks almost identical to the one it has replaced that was 30 years old and had seen better days. I love the wooden handle because it is nicely rounded and lends a "natural" look to my aluminum framed door. The exterior pull is a big upgrade from the one I'm replacing because it is more ergonomic and makes it easier to open my slider from the outside.Installing the handle was a pain in my keister. The screws that come with the handle set didn't want to fit into the holes on the exterior pull. I thought maybe I was assembling it incorrectly, so I tried screwing together just the interior and exterior handles at my workbench. I then just tried screwing the screws into the exterior handle, and this confirmed that they simply don't fit correctly. I had to wrangle my own screws to make it work out, and was finally able to connect the handle set to my sliding glass door.I like the look and feel of this handle set, but I am very displeased with the installation process. I may have received a defective set, so maybe this problem is just unique to my experience. I hope this handle set lasts as long as the one it has replaced.
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