NAMI Boreal Series Sliding Glass Door Handle and Locking Parts

Home Owner from Arvada Colorado
Label on side of sliding glass door says:
"NAMI Boreal Series Sliding Glass Door" "MST 147-M-005"
The sliding glass door is ~1.5" wide. Two 1/4" holes for handle posts are ~4" apart. Oval center hole for locking mechanism is 5/8" x 3/4". Side hole for mortice locking mechanism is 11 1/4" long and 7/8" wide.
The mortice locking mechanism is 11 1/4" long, 1 11/16" deep, 9/16" wide at bottom (7/8" at door edge). The top and bottom screw holes to attach the mechanism to the door are 12" apart.
It has a dual locking mechanism with the top and bottom latches closing to 5 5/8" apart on the base plate.
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Emily
Emily from SWISCO
SWISCO
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Hi there!

We don't have this exact handle set but take a look at our 82-030 with 3-15/16" hole center spacing, along with the 82-249 keeper and 82-260 lock. Look over the specifications for these parts and compare them with yours to see what you think. 

Home Owner from Arvada Colorado
The Multi-Point Mortise Lock with Pocket Plate, 12", Product Code: 82-260 looks like an exact match !!
Would the Sliding Patio Door Handle Set, 3-15/16", Product Code: 82-030 work with this lock set ??
Emily
Emily from SWISCO
SWISCO
Expert

Yes! These two parts are fully compatible together. 

Home Owner from Arvada Colorado
The replacement parts were received and successfully installed !!
I had to use a rat-tail file to enlarge and slightly move the holes in the sliding glass door frame in order to match the holes in the lock mechanism and the larger size of the door handle screw ports.
But it all works fine now. Thanks much.
Emily
Emily from SWISCO
SWISCO
Expert

That's great to hear! Thank you for the update and for your business, of course. If you have any future hardware questions, you know where to find us!

Quick Learner from Colorado
Hi Homeowner from Arvada Colorado, looks like I have the exact same sliding door as you. When you replaced the handle and mortise lock, did you have to replace the Keeper as well, or did your old keeper work fine with the new mortise lock?
Thanks,Rick from Lakewood CO
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