Hampton Products-wright V321SN Screen Door Hardware Set

Product Description

The HAMPTON PRODUCTS-WRIGHT V321SN is a complete screen door hardware set finished in satin nickel, designed for installation on vinyl or wood screen doors. The kit supplies all basic hardware needed to hang and latch a standard screen door in a single purchase. Included components are three 3-inch spring-loaded door hinges, one knob, one lever, rosettes, and a hook-and-eye latch assembly. The spring-loaded hinges provide automatic, positive closure on every cycle, reducing the chance of the door being left ajar. This set is suited for residential entry and patio screen door installations and is typically installed by a general contractor, handyman, or experienced DIYer.

The V321SN hardware set is intended for standard residential screen doors constructed of vinyl or wood framing. The satin nickel finish coordinates with common interior and exterior door hardware finishes found in residential construction. The complete kit eliminates the need to source individual components separately, making it a practical choice for new installations or full hardware replacements on existing screen doors. Each package contains five sets, supporting multi-door or multi-unit project needs.

Key Features

• Includes three 3-inch spring-loaded hinges for automatic door closure
• Satin nickel finish for a clean, corrosion-resistant appearance
• Compatible with both vinyl and wood screen door frames
• Hook-and-eye latch assembly included for positive door retention
• Complete kit with knob, lever, and rosettes — no additional hardware required for basic installation
• Packaged in quantities of 5 sets per unit, suitable for multi-door projects

Compatibility

Designed as a basic installation hardware set for standard residential screen doors built with vinyl or wood framing.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a general contractor or skilled homeowner using common hand tools including a drill, screwdriver, and level. Power down or disconnect any associated door hardware or alarm contacts before beginning work. Follow the door manufacturer's recommended hinge placement for proper alignment and closure. Ensure the hook-and-eye latch is positioned so the door closes fully before the latch engages.