National Mfg N213-322 Replacement Strike White Door Latch

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N213-322 is a white replacement strike designed for use with a variety of screen and storm door latches. The strike is the stationary catch component that the latch bolt engages when the door closes, making it a critical part of door latch hardware assemblies. At 1.1 pounds per package of 10 units, this part is stocked in multi-unit quantities suitable for service contractors and maintenance professionals who handle door hardware repairs across multiple properties or units.

This replacement strike is suited for residential screen doors and storm doors where the original strike has worn, cracked, or gone missing. It is commonly installed by general contractors, handymen, and maintenance technicians during seasonal door servicing or as part of a latch replacement job. The white finish makes it appropriate for standard painted or white-framed door systems.

Key Features

• White finish for compatibility with standard white screen and storm door frames
• Designed as a direct replacement for worn or damaged door latch strikes
• Compatible with a variety of screen and storm door latch styles
• Sold in a package of 10 units, suitable for multi-unit service calls
• Visual pac packaging for easy identification at point of sale or in a service van

Compatibility

Designed for use with a variety of screen and storm door latches. Referenced as V1350 in supplier documentation. Verify latch model compatibility before installation, as strike geometry varies across latch manufacturers.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a general contractor or maintenance technician using basic hand tools. Power down or disengage any electronic latch or door closer hardware before beginning work. Remove the existing strike plate, align the replacement to the existing screw holes, and fasten securely to the door jamb or frame. Confirm the latch bolt engages the new strike cleanly with no binding before returning the door to service.