Prime-Line C 1196 Sliding Door Pull: Convenient and Stylish White Handle Review

Heavy duty metal handle. I bought to replace a wooden handle that broke every few years. I chose metal. Very difficult. A bit thin at the edge. Maybe adjust the shape. A Sykes cylinder would probably be more ergonomic, but much better than wooden grips in terms of durability.

It's fine. I have no complaints about the quality, price, or ease of installation. You look good too. However, I have some of them with wooden handles, which are more convenient to open our heavy multi-leaf doors. This is mounted on a double leaf, 8 foot wide, fully closable door. We enter and exit our sliding doors several times a day. The edge of the handle is thinner than wood and is a bit awkward to use. One star deducted for that alone. If your doors are lightweight and you want a white…

Our little kids broke the handle on our 11 year old slider. It was the old style with wooden handles so I decided to give it a try. The perfect replacement! They were very easy to install (just change the knobs one screw at a time or the whole lock will fall off and you'll have to gently hold the lock while you screw in the new knob. Not difficult, but not necessary if you're changing the Buttons one screw at a time. ). Gives our all white slider a really clean look with great looks! Two thumbs

There are very few good glass sliding door handles that don't have "mortice locks". These pens are the best I have found and are almost perfect. Here's the good and the bad. Good - they are one piece handles so nothing can separate or break like wooden handles. Constructed from durable full metal. Completely knows what fits most sliding glass doors. The screws that come with the kit are too long and the screws you have are too short. You will either need to put a washer between the handle and…