Prime-line MP5006 Push Button Storm Door Latch Set

Product Description

The PRIME-LINE MP5006 is a push button latch set designed for hinged, out-swinging screen and storm doors. Constructed from diecast, steel, and plastic components with an aluminum-colored finish, this kit provides a complete hardware solution for replacing damaged or missing door latches. The set includes an outside push button handle, a spring-loaded lock keeper, installation fasteners, and instructions. A standout feature is the inside night lock tab, which prevents the outside push button from depressing when engaged, adding a layer of security. The 1-3/4 inch hole spacing and door thickness range of 5/8 inch to 1-1/4 inch make this a versatile fit for most standard screen and storm doors.

This latch set is suited for residential screen and storm doors made of wood or metal that swing outward. It is a direct replacement for worn, broken, or missing door latch hardware. The included mounting hardware and instructions make installation straightforward for contractors, handymen, and experienced DIYers working on standard hinged screen or storm door applications.

Key Features

• Inside night lock tab prevents outside push button from depressing when engaged
• Spring-loaded lock keeper included for secure door closure
• Fits doors ranging from 5/8 inch to 1-1/4 inch in thickness
• 1-3/4 inch hole spacing for standard door prep
• Diecast, steel, and plastic construction with aluminum-colored finish
• Mounting hardware and installation instructions included

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement latch set for out-swinging wood or metal screen and storm doors with a thickness between 5/8 inch and 1-1/4 inch and 1-3/4 inch hole spacing.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a general contractor or experienced DIYer. Before beginning, ensure the door panel is stable and any existing latch hardware is fully removed. Use the included fasteners and follow the provided instructions to seat the lock keeper and push button handle correctly. Verify the night lock tab operates freely before returning the door to service.