Wright Products V333FB TIE-DOWN PUSH BUTTON Handle, FLORIDA. BRONZE , Brown

Instructions were clear and easy and the installation went smoothly -- except for the "break the spindle" part as other reviewers have stated. That was a joke! I finally ended up getting it by doing two things: first I used wire cutters to deepen the score mark (pressed the handle against a countertop to get some weight on it) and then when using the two pairs of pliers, hold the spindle with one next to the line and take the other and turn it 90 degrees so you're facing the spindle head on. Only then can you get enough leverage to break the piece off - no way I could get them to move side-by-side like the diagram showed. Oh, and don't make the same mistake I did and break it at the line still showing outside the door - go for the first line INSIDE the door instead. I had to break it twice to get to the right length. But after installation it functions great and is the perfect replacement for one that had rusted solid!

The handle fit perfectly in the pre-existing holes. Seams to be made just as well as the original handle which lasted for years. Would by again.

I installed this myself yo replace an old one that just fell apart. Easy to do.

Fit on my existing door to replace the broken handle perfectly. I only needed the latched and 2 long screws that were included. Now if I can keep my stupid dogs from running through the screen... asrrrrr...

Pro: Easy to install.Works wellCon: Not impressed with the directions.

I only reordered this because I lost the spring that goes inside to keep the knob and latch working properly and it cannot be bought separately.The delivery was delayed a day, but delivery was fine, per my instructions by putting it inside the front porch and making sure the storm/screen door latches properly which it may not have without the spring inside.

Used for a screen door on a screened in porch. I had to install it backwards in order to use, but it is so much better than a latch on just the inside of the door.

The metal pin is impossible to shorten. Had to return

I bought this to replace a screen door handle that broke due to old age and wear. Nothing much to say other than it fit perfectly and was easy to install.

If I had - I would have noticed that the maximum door thickness for this TIE-Down Push Button Handle is 1-1/4" - making it kind of hard to fit that handle onto my 2" thick storm door, when I understood that situation I proceeded to blow the 1 year warranty by using the push rod & machine screws from the previous door handle to get the job done. One more bit of info - I chose the TIE-Down Push Button Handle because the lever action one on the house we moved into did not last a year before the lever handle remained in the hand on the last door opening.

Great product :D

I was happy to see that this design still existed as it replaced the old one which was about 20 years old or so. (The outside handle with the button was a bit different, but the important mechanisms and inside handle were the same.) I didn't even have to change the strike plates, as they matched perfectly. The instructions could have provided more information about how long to leave the metal bar. I erred on the side of leaving it one section too long initially. Unfortunately, that didn't leave me with much to grip onto with pliers to break off the additional section I needed and ended up having to use a metal saw blade to cut it. Other than that glitch, the installation was fairly easy.

Better quality than the original handle, and easy to install