Hampton Products-wright V6 Screen Door Spring 16x3/8 in

Product Description

The Hampton Products-Wright V6 is a No. 6 screen door spring designed to keep medium-weight screen doors closed automatically after each use. Measuring 16 inches in length and 3/8 inches in diameter, the spring installs with the included pair of J hooks, which eliminate the need for additional mounting hardware in most standard door frames. This type of spring is a common replacement component found on residential entry and patio screen doors. Installation is typically handled by general contractors, handymen, or experienced homeowners comfortable with light door hardware work.

The V6 spring is rated for medium screen doors, making it suitable for standard residential screen door applications where a moderate closing tension is needed. The J hooks included with each spring allow for quick attachment to the door frame and door stile without drilling additional holes in most cases. Each package contains 5 springs, making this a practical option for property managers, contractors servicing multiple units, or service technicians stocking replacement hardware.

Key Features

• 16-inch length with 3/8-inch diameter coil profile for medium-duty screen door use
• Includes 2 J hooks per spring for straightforward installation
• Rated for medium screen doors — provides consistent closing tension without over-stressing the door frame
• Packaged in quantities of 5, suitable for multi-unit service calls or stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement spring for medium-weight residential screen doors where a 16-inch coil spring with J hook mounting is the specified closure method.

Installation Notes

Screen door springs are typically installed by attaching one J hook to the door frame and the other to the door stile at an angle that creates consistent closing tension. No special tools are required beyond basic hand tools. Avoid over-stretching the spring during installation, as this can permanently deform the coil and reduce closing force. Inspect the door alignment before installing the spring to ensure the door closes squarely against the frame.