Hampton Products-wright V11 Spring Chain Door Retainer 5 Pack

Product Description

The HAMPTON PRODUCTS-WRIGHT V11 is an aluminum spring and chain door retainer designed to protect door closers on storm and screen doors from wind damage. The spring and chain assembly absorbs sudden wind gusts that would otherwise slam a door open past its travel limit, reducing stress on the door closer mechanism. Each unit ships as a pack of five retainers. Mounting brackets and screws are included, making installation straightforward without sourcing additional hardware. This retainer is suited for residential and light commercial applications where storm or screen doors are exposed to high-wind conditions.

The V11 is used on storm doors and screen doors where uncontrolled opening caused by wind gusts creates repeated impact loads on the door closer arm and bracket. Typical installations include exterior-facing storm doors on residential entry points, side doors, and utility entries. The package quantity of five units makes it practical for multi-door properties or contractor stocking. Installation requires only basic hand tools and uses the included mounting hardware.

Key Features

• Aluminum construction resists corrosion in outdoor and high-moisture environments
• Spring and chain design absorbs wind-load shock to protect the door closer from damage
• Compatible with both storm doors and screen doors
• Mounting brackets and screws included — no additional hardware required
• Sold in a pack of five units per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or add-on retainer for residential and light commercial storm doors and screen doors equipped with a standard door closer.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a door hardware technician, general contractor, or experienced DIYer using basic hand tools. Mount the chain and bracket assembly to the door frame and door face according to the included hardware template, ensuring the chain length limits door travel before the closer reaches its damage point. Do not over-tension the spring, as this can restrict normal door operation. Verify that mounting screws are secure in solid substrate — use appropriate anchors if fastening into hollow material.