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89-021D Diecast Keeper, 7/16" Deep

Hello I'm looking for a few parts that were never installed on a slider in my home. It is the 72" version. I'm looking for a lock for the door. One keeper for the door handle/lock set and one for the screen door. I'm enclosing some picture that I hope will help. Any help you can provide would be gre ... (cont.)

We purchased this home 2 years ago and it has never had the keeper. I cannot find the brand of the door. I have attached pics of the striker and the jam of where the keeper would attach. Could you please recommend which keeper might work?

The measurement end-to-end between the outer holes is ~ 5 5/8 '' Can I get a suggestion on replacement lock set : handle + latch + latch keeper + key (wil be good if I can have key too). I have been searching in HomeDepot, and Lowes but I have doubt because they all are of 3 5/16 " with mortise ... (cont.)

Hi, I am looking for a Patio Door Handle Kit with Mortise Lock and Keepers, A-Position, White,Non-Keyed. Made by Sash Controls Canton SD 2265 US patent: 5125703 DS40.398

Need a new lockset for my patio door.

Great site for getting sliding glass door parts but need last pc. Note top pic in second photo. Ty. Jennifer

Please see attached info for part ID. Provide cost and availability for one (1) unit.

I'm pretty sure the mortise locks on my Cardaco sliding glass doors are the same as your Product Code 82-226 (although whoever installed this one put it in upside down). They also failed to install keepers for both locks. What keepers can I get to go with these locks. I'm selling the house and the ... (cont.)

Please refer to my attached photos of my 18 year old patio door lock. It is starting to wear out and I need to order a new locking mechanism. Do you make a model that would fit? Please let me know.

Hi - I need a Weathershield Recessed Lock Raised Jamb Keeper. It is Weathershield part number 971452. Do you have that? Thank you.

The pictures of the door should be attached to this email for you to forward. Travis

i have a Kolbe garden air sliding patio door. no hardware. what info do you need to identify what hardware set i need.looking for handle, mortise lock and keeper. Thanks, Kent

Hello, The door lock no longer works, house was built in 1984 and it is the original door. Only identifying mark on the door is Guardian which only tempered the glass. Side screw holes are 4 in apart and inside screw holes a 3 3/4 in apart.

Hi, can you tell me what kind of latch/keeper will work with a Mortise Lock, 4-5/8" Product Code: 82-226 (similar to whats in door now) I have a patio door in a new house that never had the latch side installed. handle in on door but nothing to lock into. thanks for your help. Craig ... (cont.)

I can't see a model # or brand name on the door, but here are the pictures. The latch plate is about 7/8" wide. Thanks in advance!

I am looking for the strike plate for a Jen Weld Summit Series 8670 Sliding Patio Door. Do you have this part or can you direct me where I can get it? Thanks, Annie

Hi my wife & I recently purchased a home & The previous owner installed a doggy door onto the rear sliding door. They didn't give us the original lock that attaches to the door frame at the wall. The sticker on the wall says Series AV 450 - SGD R20 99X95. Do you know what part we need to get to repl ... (cont.)

Is the depth dimension of your 89-021 the same as the steel version, 89-021D, which is 7/16" ? The reason I'm asking is I need to replace a Weathershield sliding glass door "Recessed Lock Raised Jam Keeper" part # 972496 (This is not the actual part number off the piece, it's a number I got fr ... (cont.)

measures approx 3" long by 1/2" wide, latch position is halfway 1 1/2". circa mid-1908's. Have 2 doors, this one is intact, the other is missing! thanks - can't find it on your "keeper" page Saul

I need to replace the mechanism that's in the photos I've sent. The only markings on the mechanism is "SC". The inside of the handle is 1060-1943. Any assistance would be most appreciated! Thanks! Alan Percival