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Narrow 5/8" Sliding Door Keeper, 1" Raised Dual Point
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Narrow 5/8" Sliding Door Keeper, 1" Raised Dual Point Strike PlateThis sliding patio door keeper features a narrow 5/8" (15.9mm) wide profile and a 1" (25.4mm) raised dual-point strike plate design... -
Narrow 5/8" Sliding Door Keeper, 3/4" Raised Strike, Dual Point Lock
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Sliding Door Keeper, 3/4 Inch Raised Strike, Dual Point lock Narrow Most popular Tall strike used with the Gemini 2 point, Dual sliding door locks Door Type: Sliding Door Height: 3/4 inch / .75 i... -
5/8" Raised Dual Point Sliding Door Keeper – Stainless Steel
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Sliding Door Keeper, 5/8" Raised Dual Point Strike – Stainless Steel This narrow sliding patio door keeper features a 5/8" (15.2 mm) overall width and a 1/2" (12.7 mm) raised dual locking point str... -
Raised 3/4" Strike Keeper for Single Point Sliding Glass Door
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Strike / Keeper, Raised 3/4", Single Point for Sliding Glass Door This patio glass door strike/keeper features a raised design with a 3/4" (19.1mm) rise, engineered specifically for single-point sl... -
1" Raised Dual Point Sliding Door Keeper – Stainless Steel
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Sliding Door Keeper, 1" Raised Dual Point Strike – Stainless SteelThis sliding door keeper is an old-style, raised, narrow strike plate designed for sliding doors and manufactured from durable stai... -
1/2" Raised Dual Point Sliding Door Keeper, Stainless Steel
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Sliding Door Keeper, 1/2" Raised Dual Point Strike, Stainless Steel This is a wide sliding patio door keeper featuring a 1/2" (12.7mm) raised dual locking point strike plate, designed for secure en... -
Narrow 5/8" Sliding Door Keeper for Dual Point Locks
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Narrow 5/8" Sliding Door Keeper for Dual Point Locks This sliding door keeper is designed for use with dual point or dual hook sliding door locks. Measuring 5/8" (15.9mm) wide, 1/2" (12.7mm) high (...
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Narrow sliding door keepers are specialized metal strike plates that interact with the locking hooks on sliding patio doors, ensuring strong, dependable security and smooth locking action. Engineered for use with narrow-profile doors and compatible with many popular dual point and single point lock systems, these keepers are a critical part of door safety and performance. Whether replacing worn hardware or upgrading security, selecting the correct keeper for your specific door model keeps your patio door operating like new.
Key Uses and Compatibility
Narrow sliding door keepers are commonly installed on the frame of vinyl, aluminum, or wood patio doors where a tight fit and secure lock engagement are required. These keepers are made to accept the hooks or bolts from dual point locks (which secure the door at two separate points for added strength) or single point locks. The available widths and raise heights,such as 5/8 inch or 3/4 inch wide, with heights from 1/2 inch up to 1 inch,allow for precise matching to your current door hardware. AmesburyTruth, a leading manufacturer, supplies keepers for well-known window and door brands, making it easier to find the right fit for Hurd, Cascade, and other systems.
- Widths: 5/8 inch (narrow) or 3/4 inch (standard)
- Raise heights: 3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4, or 1 inch
- Compatible with dual point and single point locks
- Material options include durable zinc or stainless steel
Choosing and Installing a Replacement Keeper
For the best results, carefully compare the measurements of your existing sliding door keeper to the product specifications before purchase. Many keepers look similar but have slight differences in width or height that affect installation. Matching the exact raise and profile ensures proper engagement of your lock's hooks or bolts, preventing security issues or difficult operation. If your current keeper is corroded or bent, a new AmesburyTruth keeper restores reliable performance. Installation typically involves removing the old keeper with a screwdriver and aligning the new part in the same mounting holes,no special tools required.
For example, you may need a keeper with a 1 inch raised dual point strike for tall lock engagement, or a 3/4 inch raised dual point keeper when working with mid-profile door frames. If you are looking for a stainless steel option for coastal or humid environments, this 1 inch raised dual point strike is a popular choice. Single point applications may require a raised 3/4 inch single point strike for secure latch engagement.
About AmesburyTruth and Genuine Replacement Parts
All sliding door keepers in this collection are genuine AmesburyTruth parts. As an authorized reseller, TruthParts ensures you receive authentic, manufacturer-direct hardware for long-term durability and precise compatibility. AmesburyTruth is a trusted name in the window and door industry, known for engineering reliable components used by top OEMs and installers across North America.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I know which keeper size I need? Measure both the width and the raised height of your current keeper and compare them to the listed product specifications. It's important to match both measurements for a secure fit.
- Are screws included with the keeper? Most keepers are sold individually and do not include mounting screws. Use the screws from your existing hardware or replace with suitable stainless steel fasteners.
- What brands are these keepers compatible with? AmesburyTruth keepers work with many patio doors, including Hurd, Cascade, and other popular window and door manufacturers.
- Can I install a new keeper myself? Yes, sliding door keepers can usually be replaced with just a screwdriver by lining up the new keeper with existing holes and tightening the screws.
- What if my door has dual hooks? Choose a dual point strike keeper to ensure both hooks engage the keeper securely.














