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Sliding Screen Door Slotted Pull Plate
Replacement pull for sliding patio screen doors whose Prime-Line / Slide-Co style mortise handle is discontinued: a 40 x 150 x 3 mm cover plate hides the old mortise pocket (up to 28 x 70 mm) and carries a 70 mm long, 26 mm tall 45-degree hooked grip. Two 4.5 x 24 mm vertical slots take the original 8-32 or M4 through-bolts at any hole spacing from 80 to 128 mm (3-1/8 to 5 in); print two and bolt them back-to-back through the door stile for an inside and outside pull.
Barbed Screen Door Corner Key
This is an L-shaped internal corner key that rejoins the mitred aluminium rails of a screen door or window screen frame after the original key breaks. Each leg is 55 mm long, 15 mm wide and 5.6 mm thick. Angled flex barbs on the leg edges grip hollow channels 15.5–17.5 mm wide, and a 2.6 mm pilot hole in each leg takes a #6 or M3 self-tapping screw driven through the rail to lock it. Measure your channel before ordering. If it is shallower than 5.6 mm, sand the key's flat faces down until it fits.
Surface-Mount 624 Screen Door Roller
This roller replaces a discontinued roller on a sliding patio or storm screen door. A 56 x 27 x 5 mm plate screws to the inside face of the bottom rail with two #6 screws. The screws sit in 12 mm vertical slots, so you set the door height when you tighten them. The wheel is a 624 bearing (4 x 13 x 5 mm) held by an M4 x 14 screw threaded into an M4 heat-set insert. The insert presses into a 5.5 mm bore from the back of the plate. The bearing sits on a raised land that touches only its inner race, and it hangs 1.5 mm below the bottom of the plate so it runs on the track rib.