Sliding Door Handles & Locks

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Sliding Door Handles & Locks

A sliding door handle or lock that is stiff, loose or will not latch is usually worn internals or a broken lock body. Fit the right replacement handle, lock or keeper and the door secures and slides properly again.

Slidemaster Hardware stocks replacement handles, locks, keepers and cylinders to suit the major Australian sliding door brands, delivered Australia-wide from our Perth store.

Not sure which handle or lock you need? Brands and models differ in size and screw spacing. Send us a photo of the old part and we match the exact replacement before you buy.

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The complete range. Ships Australia-wide.

Step 1

Find the right handle or lock

Sliding door handles and locks are not universal. Identify four things before you order so the replacement fits and latches.

1

Door brand

Match to your door brand where you can. Many locks are brand-specific.

2

Screw spacing

Measure the distance between the two mounting screws on the handle plate.

3

Lock type

Hook lock, snib, or cylinder with key. Note whether yours takes a key.

4

Handle style

Internal only, or internal and external pull. Note the colour and finish.

Not sure which one? Send us a photo

Remove the old handle or lock, photograph it next to a ruler and note the screw spacing. Our team matches it to the right part, even if you do not know the brand. Free identification, no obligation.

1 SnapPhotograph the old part next to a ruler
2 SendUpload it or message us the measurement
3 MatchWe confirm the exact replacement part
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Fit it yourself

Fitting your handle or lock

Most sliding door handles and locks are DIY-friendly with a screwdriver. In short: remove the two screws holding the old handle plate, lift out the lock body, fit the matching replacement, then check the door latches and the key turns before refitting the covers.

  • Match the new part to the old one before fitting, especially screw spacing.
  • Test the latch and key with the door open first.
  • Do not overtighten the plate screws, they thread into aluminium.

Unsure of the fit? Send us a photo and we confirm the part.

Why Slidemaster

Buy your handles & locks with confidence

Right-fit partsMatched to your brand and door, not guesswork.
Old & discontinuedSuperseded locks and handles for older doors.
Australia-wide deliveryShipped nationwide from our Perth store.
Photo-match helpUnsure? Send a photo and we identify it for you.
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Answers

Handles & locks, frequently asked

Are sliding door handles and locks universal?

No. Screw spacing, lock body size and the latch differ between brands and models. Match the replacement to your door brand, or measure the old handle and lock before ordering.

How do I measure a sliding door handle?

Measure the distance between the two mounting screws on the handle plate, note whether the lock takes a key, and photograph the old part. Send it to us and we confirm the exact match.

Can I replace just the lock and keep the handle?

Often yes, if the handle is sound. Many sliding doors use a separate lock body and handle plate. Send a photo and we advise whether you need the lock, the handle, or the full set.

Do you ship handles and locks Australia-wide?

Yes, to every state and territory. In-stock parts ordered before 1pm AWST are dispatched the same day from our Perth store, or pick up in Wangara.

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