National Hardware N216-614 V1953 Storm Door Latches - Solid Brass in Brass

It looks great and works well for our wooden storm door.

25-year used/worn knob is same as new made knob, rather surprised at no improvement installing a new one which I thought would be an improvement - loose as a goose

Review of Stanley Brass stormdoor locksetDrilling the holes for installation can be tricky. I did a dry run on a piece of pine to learn from my mistakes and prevent spoiling the door.I first drilled a pilot hole before using the 5/8" spade bit to drill the required holes for the latch, and knobs. However, to make sure the pilot holes were straight, I used my General Doweling Jig. This ensures that the pilot hole will be straight and plumb. I used a 3/16" drill for the pilot hole--this is the smallest drill the doweling jig will take. It will take five different sizes of drills from 3/16" to ½".With a straight and precise pilot hole, drilling the 5/8' spade bit hole was a breeze, and the hole was accurate. The doweling jig gives drill press like precision to holes that cannot be drilled on a drill press.

I put this on my front storm/screen door. The front of my house needed an upgrade. The new door hardware helped a lot.

Very high quality, much better than original handle .

Needed a replacement for old one. Does not fit very well and lock does not work.

The latch fit perfectly. I have a 40 year old original and the new seems to be the same weight and quality. Only time will tell, but for now I'm pleased.

great

this latch loosened easily and overturned leaving us stuck outside. We tried to make adjustments but the hardware was very easily stripped so now we have to take it off and toss it. The quality appeared normal aside from it being lighter weight than the one being replaced, but it ended up being a disaster.