Prime-Line
Prime-Line A 184 Sliding Screen Door Latch, Left Hand, Chrome Diecast
A left-hand sliding screen door latch in chrome diecast with included hardware
- TypeDoor Hardware & Components
- Left-hand design fits specific sliding screen doors
- Chrome diecast construction resists corrosion
- Steel components provide lasting strength
- Hardware included simplifies installation
- Compact 3/8 in latch suits narrow profiles
Prime-Line A 184 Sliding Screen Door Latch
The Prime-Line A 184 is a left-hand sliding screen door latch made from chrome diecast material. It suits homeowners or repair professionals needing a replacement latch for existing screen doors. The unit functions as both a latch and pull mechanism for standard screen door applications. This hardware component installs directly onto compatible sliding screen door frames.
Included Hardware Simplifies Installation
The package includes all necessary mounting hardware for immediate fitting. Supplied screws and fixings match the latch design, removing the need to source separate fasteners. This complete kit allows a straightforward swap of a worn or broken latch without extra trips to a hardware store. The included hardware is specific to this latch model and its mounting requirements.
Verify Left-Hand Orientation and Dimensions
Confirm your sliding screen door requires a left-hand latch configuration before ordering. Check that the existing cut-out and hole spacing align with this replacement unit. The latch measures 3/8 in length, 1 in width, and 2 3/4 in height, so compare these against your door profile. Ensure the chrome diecast finish matches your current door hardware aesthetic.
Highlights
- Left-hand design fits specific sliding screen doors
- Chrome diecast construction resists corrosion
- Steel components provide lasting strength
- Hardware included simplifies installation
- Compact 3/8 in latch suits narrow profiles
Specifications
| Brand | PRIME-LINE |
|---|---|
| Type | Door Hardware & Components |
Questions about this item
Will the steel latch need lubrication or replacement after extended use?
The steel construction resists wear; occasional light lubrication of the moving parts keeps the action smooth over time.
What stops the latch from holding securely when the screen door is slammed repeatedly?
The diecast housing and included hardware are designed for normal sliding-screen loads; excessive impact can deform the latch body before the fasteners fail.
Does the chrome diecast finish get hot or make noise when the door cycles all day?
The thin chrome diecast body stays near ambient temperature and the roller-less design produces only a quiet click on each engagement.
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