Prime Line Products a 111 Sliding Screen Door Pull 2 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS A 111 is a black plastic sliding screen door pull sold in a 2-pack. Designed for residential screen door service, this pull works in tandem with a diecast metal keeper or strike to secure sliding screen doors. The pull body measures 7/32 inches wide with a 1/4 inch projection and features a downward hook design. Adjustment slots allow the pull to be repositioned up or down so it aligns correctly with the latch strike. All necessary mounting hardware is included. This part is commonly installed by general contractors, handymen, and homeowners performing screen door maintenance or replacement.

This pull is intended for use on sliding screen doors found in residential applications. It is compatible with a variety of screen door manufacturers that use a standard diecast keeper or strike arrangement. The adjustment slot feature makes it suitable for installs where the latch and pull positions do not align perfectly out of the box. Each package contains 2 pulls, making it practical for a two-door job or to keep one unit as a spare.

Key Features

• Black plastic pull body with diecast metal keeper or strike included
• Measures 7/32 inches wide with a 1/4 inch projection
• Downward hook design engages the latch strike positively
• Adjustment slots allow vertical repositioning for proper latch alignment
• All mounting hardware included for straightforward installation
• Sold as a 2-pack for single-order convenience on multi-door jobs

Compatibility

Designed to fit sliding screen doors from a variety of manufacturers that use a standard diecast keeper or strike. For applications requiring different projections, refer to Prime-Line parts A 126, A 128, or A 203.

Installation Notes

Installation is suitable for a general handyman or experienced homeowner using basic hand tools. Before beginning, ensure the screen door is stationary and stable. Position the pull using the adjustment slots to achieve correct vertical alignment with the keeper or strike before tightening fasteners fully. Do not overtighten mounting screws into plastic door frame material, as this may crack the frame or strip the fastener seat.