Wright Products - Mortise Sliding Patio Door Handle and Installation Hardware Set, Wood/White - Replacement Sliding Glass Door Lock and Handle

Great replacement for the handle that broke. Only used the wood part of the handle to replace the inside part, & kept the outside handle the same because the new handle didn't sit flush like the old one. I also used longer screws because our door is much thicker than some.But overall this is a perfect replacement. It feels sturdy & seems like it'll last for some time.Thank you.UPDATE... 7 months later & the handle is working fantastically. So glad I got this handle. Thanks again.

Seems to be nice and strong for price

Pretty solid and not bad-looking replacement for my 20-year-old Traco handle that gave up the ghost (stainless screws stripped aluminum threads). A couple of things to note that are not clearly pointed out in the listing: 1) This handle is designed for 1-3/4" thick doors. My door is 2" thick, so I had to hunt down longer #8-32 machine screws, and couldn't find them in matching dark finish. 2) This handle is NOT surface mount - the screw guide bosses (inside) and threaded screw receptacle bosses (outside) protrude proud of the handle and I had to drill out the door's screw holes to accommodate them. 3) There's no selection of positions for the latch lever tailpiece (and none on my mortise latch, either), so the latch lever looks open when it's latched and looks closed when it's open. So, only four stars.

This was a perfect replacement for my older wood Andersen glass sliding door. Just measure the distance between the centers of the bolt holes in the handle. 4 and 15/16 inches is the correct fit. There is also a slot in the interior handle for the locking lever. A new lever was also included. Bolts were long enough and everything replaced easily. Very pleased.

Cheap bolts cracked inside the door after three months leaving parts stuck inside the hole so that they can't even be replaced.

First, the reason for three stars. The provided screws to secure the new handles to the door are too long. No missing parts though.The product I purchased was advertised to fit a 1 inch thick door. The provided screws were 1/2 inch too long. So the handle could not be installed correctly with the included hardware.I cut 1/2 inch off the end of each screw to remedy the issue. I find stupid hardware issues like this inexcusable because they often result in a trip to a hardware store or a return. Such a waste of time. Some reasonable QA would remedy this.Now that it is installed, no complaints. The handle blends in well with the original sliding door. It performs its functions as intended. It feels reasonably durable - time will tell. I will update if it starts to fails prematurely.

This is a quality handle, the die-cast metal is heavy and nicely painted. The wooden handle is large, finished nicely, and has a good feel when you take hold. This Wright handle is far superior in design to the handle that came with my door years ago. Had to buzz one hole just a tiny bit with a drill to get it to seat. Also my door was thin so I had to cut the mounting screws off, some of the other manufacturers include a few different screw sizes to cover that issue. That is my only minor complaint, all in all a nice handle for the money and I can give it a thumbs up!

The corner-cutting developer, Concordia Homes, Carlsbad, California, installed this really cheap sliding glass door (fogged up between the panes) with the outside door handle made of plastic. Like, duh! What happens to plastic outside in the weather? The manufacturer went out of business two years before the door was installed, so getting a new handle there wasn't in the works. I am fortunate to have found this one and am happy that at least one company has a little pride of workmanship.