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product_id: 2308963
title: "Prime-Line E 2014 Mortise Lock - Adjustable, Spring-Loaded Hook Latch Projection for Sliding Patio Doors Constructed of Wood, Aluminum and Vinyl, 3-11/16 In., 45º Keyway, Round Face (Single Pack)"
brand: "prime-line"
price: "4390 som"
currency: KGS
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Prime Line"
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# 45° angled keyway for secure locking Corrosion-resistant stainless steel build Adjustable hook latch projection Prime-Line E 2014 Mortise Lock - Adjustable, Spring-Loaded Hook Latch Projection for Sliding Patio Doors Constructed of Wood, Aluminum and Vinyl, 3-11/16 In., 45º Keyway, Round Face (Single Pack)

**Brand:** prime-line
**Price:** 4390 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔒 Lock in peace of mind with precision and durability!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Prime-Line E 2014 Mortise Lock - Adjustable, Spring-Loaded Hook Latch Projection for Sliding Patio Doors Constructed of Wood, Aluminum and Vinyl, 3-11/16 In., 45º Keyway, Round Face (Single Pack) by prime-line
- **How much does it cost?** 4390 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/2308963-prime-line-e-2014-mortise-lock-adjustable-spring-loaded-hook)

## Best For

- prime-line enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted prime-line brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Adjustable Hook Latch:** Customize your lock’s projection for perfect alignment and enhanced security.
- • **Precision 45° Keyway:** Unlock security with a uniquely angled keyway that ensures a snug, tamper-resistant fit.
- • **Effortless Replacement:** Swap out old or broken locks in minutes—no need to replace the entire door, saving time and money.
- • **Universal Sliding Door Fit:** Seamlessly compatible with wood, aluminum, and vinyl sliding patio doors—upgrade without hassle.
- • **Durable Stainless Steel Housing:** Built to last with corrosion-resistant materials that stand up to time and weather.

## Overview

The Prime-Line E 2014 Mortise Lock is a corrosion-resistant, stainless steel lock designed specifically for sliding patio doors made of wood, aluminum, or vinyl. Featuring a unique 45-degree keyway and an adjustable spring-loaded hook latch, it offers a secure, customizable fit. Its 3-11/16 inch mounting hole spacing ensures compatibility with W and F manufactured handles, making it an easy, cost-effective replacement that revitalizes your door’s security without full door replacement.

## Description

This Prime-Line E 2014 Mortise Lock is constructed with a corrosion-resistant stainless steel housing and stainless steel faceplate. The mortise lock set features a round-end face plate that serves as an adjustment feature for the hook's distance of projection. The keyway of the replacement mortise lock rests at a 45 degree position when the hook is fully extended in the locked position. The mounting holes of the sliding door latch are spaced apart at 3-11/16 inch on center. The patio door latch fits on W and F manufactured handles. For all dimensional information please refer to the line art and compare to your needs before purchasing.

Review: Works great! Super easy fix unless you can't follow instructions... - Hey! My mother in laws door works again. This lock looks, fits, and functions exactly as it should, albeit with a bit stiffer motion. Now that they can lock the door when out of the house, things are a bit more secure. Its very easy to install...unless you drop it down inside the door. I mean, that may have happened. If it DOES fall inside, that adds a couple more steps. Frist, remove the inside and outside door handles. Take out the two screws that hold the lock in place, then slide it out. On new one, extend the locking latch to give you something to hold. Fish it back inside the opening, line up the holes, and reinstall the two screws, put the handles back on. That's it. If you DID let it fall inside the door, you need to take the whole door off the track. On the bottom of each side, there are two screws. The bottom one adjusts the height of the wheels that roll on the track, while the top locks in that adjustment. To take off the door, loosen the top screw, then adjust the bottom screw all the way down, repeat on the other side. Lift up on the door, pulling the whole thing up and off the track, then stand it up on its side, handle side up. You'll need to take out the track slider on the latch side by removing those two screws. We used a straightened metal clothes hanger to push the latch back to where it should be, then used the hook end of the hanger to lift it enough to screw it in place. Put the handle and slider back on. To get the door back on, slip the top of the door into the top of the channel, then lift from the sides to get the slider wheels on the proper track. You'll need to adjust the height and square of the door again by means of the bottom screw. This has to be raised evenly or the door will not be square, meaning if you make 5 full turns on the left side, you'll need to make 5 full turns on the right. If the height isn't right, the door wont roll easily and the latch will not slide into the frame opening. One you get the height set, tighten the top screw to lock each side in place. Do you see how much easier it would have been if you (I) had just held on to the latch while putting it on? 5 minute fix turned into a half hour. Hindsight. Good times.
Review: This "Lock" replaced the original that went MIA! - While replacing a lock set on my niece's sliding glass patio door I pulled the actual "lock" out of the door for inspection and cleaning. The original door handle literally failed by fracturing at the base of the handle and folding completely back on itself. Upon inspection the "lock" portion of the lock set was found to be in very good condition and did not need replacing, so why did I order this lock? The slider on my niece's home has a vinyl frame, and that frame is hollow so the lock, while being a "mortise" type did not fit into a mortise pocket; rather, it fits into the "hollow" of the frame and is held in place by the two screws of the handles (inner and outer). Unfortunately, as I was attempting to re-insert the lock into the mortise opening and fit the handle and screws in place, the lock slipped down and actually fell all the way to the bottom of the internal hollow of the door. Despite being only about 30 inches or so below the mortise opening and trying every idea I could think of to retrieve it, that lock was no longer available to be put back into use. It was gone for good! Fortunately for us there are a number of sources that can supply replacements. We ordered a new one from Prime-Line through desertcart. The price was very good, and the lock itself is an exact duplicate of the door's original lock (except for some stamped numbers that the original manufacturer had placed on it). It fit the new replacement lock set handle that we had picked out (also from Prime-Line) perfectly and it works great. I did need to file down the door's mortise opening on one side just a bit, but this is a normal thing as parts produced years-apart are always going to have some minor differences in how they fit. This was an excellent choice to use in finishing my niece's door "upgrade!"

## Features

- REPLACE OLD OR BROKEN DOOR LOCKS – When your sliding door mortise lock is broken or old, don’t replace the door entirely, just get a new mortise door lock
- FOR SLIDING DOORS – This mortise lock replacement can be used on sliding patio doors constructed of wood, aluminum and vinyl, and fits on W and F manufactured handles
- 45 DEGREE KEYWAY - The keyway of the mortise door latch rests at a 45 degree position when the hook is fully extended in the locked position
- STRONG AND DURABLE – This patio door mortise lock set is constructed of a corrosion-resistant stainless steel housing and stainless steel faceplate
- DIMENSIONS – The mounting holes of the mortise latch are spaced apart at 3-11/16 inch on center; for all dimensional information please refer to the line art and compare to your needs before purchasing

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000I1CL8A |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #9,828 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #6 in Door Lock Replacement Parts |
| Brand | PRIME-LINE |
| Color | Steel |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Controller Type | Mechanical knob |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (5,488) |
| Date First Available | September 14, 2006 |
| Finish | Chrome |
| Finish Type | Chrome |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00049793020147 |
| Included Components | Mortise lock |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 4.3 ounces |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 1.12 x 0.5 x 3.68 inches |
| Item model number | E 2014 |
| Lock Type | Mortise Lock |
| Manufacturer | Prime-Line Products |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | Hook Latch |
| Mounting Type | Door Mount,Face |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Part Number | E 2014 |
| Pattern | Lock |
| Product Dimensions | 1.12 x 0.5 x 3.68 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Securing sliding patio doors |
| Shape | Round |
| Size | 3-11/16 in. |
| Special Feature | lockable, adjustable_easy_install |
| Special Features | lockable, adjustable_easy_install |
| Style | 45 Degree Keyway |
| UPC | 049793020147 |
| Warranty Description | Goods are warranted against manufacturing defects for 1 year. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** PRIME-LINE
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 1.12 x 0.5 x 3.68 inches
- **Lock Type:** Mortise Lock
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Special Feature:** lockable, adjustable_easy_install

## Images

![Prime-Line E 2014 Mortise Lock - Adjustable, Spring-Loaded Hook Latch Projection for Sliding Patio Doors Constructed of Wood, Aluminum and Vinyl, 3-11/16 In., 45º Keyway, Round Face (Single Pack) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Z6hIyCqKS.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: My mortise is broken, how do I know if 45degree or straight lock?**
A: The only way to know for sure is to remove the handle and look. You probably have a better than 99% chance that you need the 45° one.  The only time I ever see the 90ﾟ lock is when people buy the wrong one and force it to work.

**Q: Does this include a key?**
A: No, our unit did not include a key.  It's for a patio slider (at least that's what we used it for) and locks by use of a lever going up or down (on the inside of your door) ~ No keys involved.

**Q: What is the functional difference between the vertical and the 45 degree lever? If I put a 45 degree in a slot meant for a vertical what will happen?**
A: The chance of you needing the 90 degree version are very small.  I use these locks a lot, and I haven't used a 90 in many years.
The only times I see them at all is when someone should have the 45 but buys the 90 by mistake. I would bet less than 1% of doors need the 90 degree version.

**Q: Does this fit into a round or square cutout?**
A: Faceplate is Round and fits rounded cutout.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great! Super easy fix unless you can't follow instructions...
*by D***N on October 30, 2025*

Hey! My mother in laws door works again. This lock looks, fits, and functions exactly as it should, albeit with a bit stiffer motion. Now that they can lock the door when out of the house, things are a bit more secure. Its very easy to install...unless you drop it down inside the door. I mean, that may have happened. If it DOES fall inside, that adds a couple more steps. Frist, remove the inside and outside door handles. Take out the two screws that hold the lock in place, then slide it out. On new one, extend the locking latch to give you something to hold. Fish it back inside the opening, line up the holes, and reinstall the two screws, put the handles back on. That's it. If you DID let it fall inside the door, you need to take the whole door off the track. On the bottom of each side, there are two screws. The bottom one adjusts the height of the wheels that roll on the track, while the top locks in that adjustment. To take off the door, loosen the top screw, then adjust the bottom screw all the way down, repeat on the other side. Lift up on the door, pulling the whole thing up and off the track, then stand it up on its side, handle side up. You'll need to take out the track slider on the latch side by removing those two screws. We used a straightened metal clothes hanger to push the latch back to where it should be, then used the hook end of the hanger to lift it enough to screw it in place. Put the handle and slider back on. To get the door back on, slip the top of the door into the top of the channel, then lift from the sides to get the slider wheels on the proper track. You'll need to adjust the height and square of the door again by means of the bottom screw. This has to be raised evenly or the door will not be square, meaning if you make 5 full turns on the left side, you'll need to make 5 full turns on the right. If the height isn't right, the door wont roll easily and the latch will not slide into the frame opening. One you get the height set, tighten the top screw to lock each side in place. Do you see how much easier it would have been if you (I) had just held on to the latch while putting it on? 5 minute fix turned into a half hour. Hindsight. Good times.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This "Lock" replaced the original that went MIA!
*by B***N on October 14, 2024*

While replacing a lock set on my niece's sliding glass patio door I pulled the actual "lock" out of the door for inspection and cleaning. The original door handle literally failed by fracturing at the base of the handle and folding completely back on itself. Upon inspection the "lock" portion of the lock set was found to be in very good condition and did not need replacing, so why did I order this lock? The slider on my niece's home has a vinyl frame, and that frame is hollow so the lock, while being a "mortise" type did not fit into a mortise pocket; rather, it fits into the "hollow" of the frame and is held in place by the two screws of the handles (inner and outer). Unfortunately, as I was attempting to re-insert the lock into the mortise opening and fit the handle and screws in place, the lock slipped down and actually fell all the way to the bottom of the internal hollow of the door. Despite being only about 30 inches or so below the mortise opening and trying every idea I could think of to retrieve it, that lock was no longer available to be put back into use. It was gone for good! Fortunately for us there are a number of sources that can supply replacements. We ordered a new one from Prime-Line through Amazon. The price was very good, and the lock itself is an exact duplicate of the door's original lock (except for some stamped numbers that the original manufacturer had placed on it). It fit the new replacement lock set handle that we had picked out (also from Prime-Line) perfectly and it works great. I did need to file down the door's mortise opening on one side just a bit, but this is a normal thing as parts produced years-apart are always going to have some minor differences in how they fit. This was an excellent choice to use in finishing my niece's door "upgrade!"

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid Replacement, But Needs Some Adjustments
*by K***Y on September 4, 2025*

My original patio sliding door lock broke, including the latch used to operate it. I didn’t have the model number for the existing lock, so I took a chance on this replacement after doing some rough measurements — and it mostly paid off. Removing the old lock was tricky (I lost it inside the door after removing the handles), but once I got access, I found that this mortise lock was a close match. The included instructions weren’t very clear, and I ended up needing to file down the mortise slightly to get it to fit properly. That said, once installed, the lock fits snugly and works well. It is a bit stiff when engaging the latch, but I plan to apply some lubricant and expect that will help. Overall, a solid product, especially for the price — just be prepared to do a little adjusting depending on your door setup.

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