Screen Door Hardware

Screen Door Hardware: Small Details That Make a Big Difference

Screen doors are a staple in Aussie homes — they let in the breeze, keep the mozzies out, and offer a bit of extra peace of mind when the main door’s open. But if your screen door hardware isn’t up to scratch, things can get a bit frustrating pretty quickly.

At The Blue Space, we stock a wide range of hardware that’ll keep your screen door sliding, locking and closing just the way it should. Whether you’re replacing old bits or starting from scratch, here’s what you need to know.

What Counts as Screen Door Hardware?

It covers all the functional bits that make your screen door, well… work. This includes:

Locks and latches – For security and everyday use

Hinges – So the door swings (or doesn’t) properly

Closers – Those little arms that help your door shut gently

Wheels and rollers – Key for sliding doors to move smoothly

Handles – Because you need something to grip

Each part plays its role, and if one wears out, the whole door can start acting up. Luckily, replacing hardware is usually a quick fix.

Choosing the Right Hardware for Your Screen Door

Before you add anything to your cart, it helps to take a quick look at your current setup — or what you’re planning to install.

Here’s what to think about:

Is it a hinged or sliding screen door?
The type of door you’ve got will dictate the type of hardware you need. Hinged doors use closers and latches, while sliders rely on rollers and tracks.

What’s the door made of?
Aluminium and timber doors often use different fittings. Make sure any replacement parts are compatible.

Security or convenience — or both?
Some locks are simple latches, while others offer key-locking or triple-point security. It all depends on where the door is and what level of protection you’re after.

Finish and style
While function matters most, you’ll want handles and visible hardware that match your other fittings — black and satin chrome are popular go-tos.

Brand matching
Sticking with the same brand as your existing door hardware often saves time and hassle with fit and compatibility.

Handy Tip
If your screen door’s slamming or not closing properly, the closer probably just needs adjusting — or replacing if it’s been a while. It’s one of those little fixes that can make a big difference fast.

Why Quality Matters
Cheaper parts might do the trick short-term, but they often wear out quicker — especially with the constant opening and closing that screen doors cop. It’s worth investing in hardware that lasts, especially in coastal areas where salt and moisture can do a number on metal parts.

Final Thought
Screen door hardware might not be the flashiest upgrade, but it makes everyday life run smoother — and keeps your home secure and breezy at the same time.

At The Blue Space, we’ve got everything you need to get your screen door running like new. From rollers and closers to locks and handles, it’s all in one place and easy to shop online.