Prime Line Products a 127 Screen Door Latch Strike 2 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS A 127 is a diecast single-point mortise lock with a cast mounting bracket, sold in a 2-pack. It serves as a screen door latch strike for sliding patio doors, providing secure latching at a single point of contact. The high-security bracket section allows handle mounting screws to anchor directly through the lock body for added holding strength. A round face plate sits flush on the door surface, and an adjusting screw on the face plate allows field adjustment using a standard slotted-head screwdriver. Licensed HVAC, plumbing, and building trades installers as well as experienced DIYers handle this type of hardware replacement routinely.

This latch strike is designed for use on vinyl and wood sliding patio doors, including screen door assemblies common to residential applications. Mounting holes are spaced 5.375 inches on center, matching the standard hole pattern found on most residential sliding patio door frames. The round face plate profile suits both vinyl and wood door styles without requiring modification. Each package contains two complete latch strike assemblies, making it practical for multi-door jobs or to keep one unit on hand as a spare.

Key Features

• Diecast single-point mortise lock construction for reliable latching
• Cast mounting bracket with high-security section anchors handle screws through the lock body
• Mounting holes spaced 5.375 inches on center for standard patio door fitment
• Round face plate with adjusting screw for easy field adjustment using a slotted screwdriver
• Suitable for vinyl and wood sliding patio door applications
• 2-pack quantity included per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement latch strike for vinyl and wood sliding patio doors with a standard 5.375-inch on-center mounting hole pattern.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a general contractor, carpenter, or experienced property maintenance technician. Before beginning, ensure the door panel is stationary and any tension on the latch mechanism is relieved. Use a slotted-head screwdriver for mounting and for any face plate adjustments after installation. Verify mounting hole alignment against the existing door frame pattern before driving fasteners to avoid elongating holes in vinyl frames.