Prime-Line C 1225 Mortise Style Sliding Patio Door Handle Set - Replace Old or Damaged Door Handles Quickly and Easily – White Diecast, Non-Keyed, Fits 3-15/16” Hole Spacing (1 Set)

The media could not be loaded. ✅ Why Trust This Review:I needed to replace a sliding patio door handle due to an unattractive and nonfunctioning unit. Here’s my honest experience with the PRIME-LINE C 1225 Mortise Style Sliding Patio Door Handle Set.✏️ Quick Summary:The PRIME-LINE C 1225 Mortise Style Sliding Patio Door Handle Set is an easy-to-install replacement that refreshes both the functionality and appearance of your sliding door. It includes a standard reversible handle set that can be mounted on both left or right-handed sliding patio doors. This handle set fits doors ranging from 1-1/2 inches to 1-3/4 inches thick, with mounting holes 3-15/16 inches on center. Although it comes non-keyed, it can be converted to a key-locking handle set using part C 1120.📝 Design and Build:• Reversible Handle: Can be mounted on both left and right-handed sliding doors.• Fits Various Door Thicknesses: Suitable for doors ranging from 1-1/2 inches to 1-3/4 inches thick.• Mounting Holes: 3-15/16 inches on center.• Non-Keyed: Key-locking handle set with part C 1120.• Available Colors: Also available in black.⚙️ Practical Use:• Easy Installation: Quick and straightforward to replace the old handle by removing two screws, dismantling the existing unit, and installing the new one.• Improved Functionality: Refreshes the functionality and appearance of your sliding door without much cost or effort.• Versatile Fit: Compatible with various door thicknesses and reversible for left or right-hand use.⭐ Advantages:• Easy and quick installation.• Reversible handle design for versatile use.• Fits a range of door thicknesses.• Affordable way to refresh door functionality and appearance.⚠️ Considerations:• Non-keyed by default📌 In Conclusion:The PRIME-LINE C 1225 Mortise Style Sliding Patio Door Handle Set is a great choice for anyone looking to replace a worn-out or nonfunctioning sliding door handle. The installation is straightforward, and the handle is versatile enough to fit various door thicknesses and be mounted on either side. While it comes non-keyed, there are key-locking handle set options if needed. This handle set offers an affordable and effective solution to improve both the look and function of your sliding door.💡 Buying Guide:• Who It's For: Ideal for those needing an easy-to-install replacement handle set for sliding patio doors.• What to Look For: Compatibility with door thickness, reversible handle design, and the option to convert to a keyed handle.❓ FAQs:• What door thicknesses does this handle set fit? It fits doors ranging from 1-1/2 inches to 1-3/4 inches thick.• Is the installation process difficult? No, it is straightforward and quick..✍🏼 Final Thoughts:This review was written by U N O V I S I O N, where we focus on providing honest and detailed reviews to help consumers make informed decisions. I hope you found this review helpful.

I purchased this to 1224 replace my 1204 that cracked like the pictures in its review (the screws in the wood handle also wore out). My door is 1-3/4" thick, with 3-15/16” hole spacing, no lock, so I tried this item because it looked stronger with thicker metal. This kit has no lock and no latching assembly, as stated in the description, but it does have that little black lever thing. The screw heads are painted black to match. Amazon sells other items that include the inside latching assembly.This 1224 model arrived in good condition, and with three different length screw sets. The longest screw set worked for me. The "outside" part has more tapped posts to accept screws than in one of the pictures and worked fine. It's smooth painted metal. I waxed it with Soft99 fusso coat because why not?My only complaints, I did like the style of the 1204 with the rectangle handle over this curved one, but didn't want to chance it cracking again (I think my door is too heavy for the 1204). The lever thing does seem to bind a little when I move it up and down, but once it's not so hot outside I'll take it apart again and check if I did something wrong. My old "outside" handle was more of a handle and not this flat style (I might put it back). This inside handle does seem to wiggle around more than the other one did, and it is tightened to spec.If I had been cleaning and oiling my door track so it slides better I probably wouldn't have cracked the 1204 model. We'll see how long this one lasts, but it definitely works as a handle. Also note this inside handle is the only thing keeping that little lever thing from falling out, so don't try a different style that doesn't cover it, unless it maybe has an outside part to screw into.** Edit ** Okay I cleaned the door sliding tracks and oiled everything and it's working much better without binding.

We have a Nuconn sliding patio door. In 2009 the handle broke and we tried everywhere to replace it. We could not find a suitable one. The company offered a Handle Kit for $140 plus shipping. We ended up ordering a handle from Amazon.The Cambridge Sliding Door Handle 3-15/16" soles and up to 1-3/4 inch Thick Doors model #88070051. We were happy with the inside handle but ended up using the original lock and outside handle.10 years late the original outdoor handle has broken. The part that the screw, screws into has broken off. You can see a black spot in the picture were it has broken off the handle.We returned to order the handle again and they no longer have it in stock. In searching we found this handle, Prime-Line C 1225. We searched around and found that Lowes carries it in stock at our local store but for double the price. We ordered from Amazon using Prime and it was here in 2 days.It was very easy to install. All parts lined up and the locking mechanism fit fine. No adjustments needed. Took us about 10 minutes in total to remove the old handle and install the new one. One person job but easier with two.We did not use the screws. After reading many of the reviews we chose to use the screws that originally came with the door.The outside handle is a little flatter and smaller than the original and harder to grip to pull open. If you have a heavy or sticky door, you may want a bigger handle.

I took a chance and got a "New and Used" one for $8 and change (free Prime shipping) and it was in perfect condition other than the package which had been opened and resealed, no complaints.I was able to use my old mortise hook lock setup in the left photo and everything lined up perfectly. The lock latch had snapped off my old one and I wanted a newer looking handle anyways. Easy install, had to use the longest screws since my door is thicker and had it on in less than 5 minutes, great deal for less than 9 bucks.