Door Hardware - Door Accessories

Door hardware door accessories, organized by which door needs them

The pieces gathered here sit between two catalog sections, exterior and interior door hardware on one side, cabinet hardware accessories on the other, covering a handful of specific door types rather than one universal fixture: a screen door lock, a Dutch door bolt, a casement window latch, a surface bolt built for a standard interior door. Emtek accounts for most of what's listed here, each piece shaped around the particular door style it was built for instead of sold as a generic one-size fixture.

Screen, Dutch, and casement doors each get their own piece

A screen door lock, offered here in both a rectangular and an arch profile, mounts to the lighter frame of a screen or storm door, built lighter than a full interior slab meant to carry real weight. Dutch door surface bolts serve a door split into upper and lower halves, holding the two halves together whenever the whole door has to act as one piece instead of swinging independently. The casement latch is sized for an outward-swinging window rather than a door at all, easy to mistake for standard hardware at a passing glance.

Bolts, catches, and plates for a standard door

Flush bolts secure the inactive leaf of a double door from top to bottom in one motion, holding it still while the active door swings freely on its own. A heavy duty roller catch keeps a door shut without a separate latch and strike, useful on a cabinet-height door or a lighter interior door that doesn't call for a lockset. Petal and Modern push plates guard the door's surface from hand marks on a door meant to be pushed rather than pulled, mounted at standard hand height on the push side only.

Picking the right category before comparing options

Because each piece here answers to one particular door type rather than functioning as an interchangeable part, it helps to know which category applies, screen, Dutch, casement, standard, before comparing models within it. A bolt sized for a Dutch door won't cover a casement window's latching need, even though both count as simple mechanical fasteners at a glance.