HOPPE Multipoint Lock Hardware — 44 OEM Replacement Parts

6 subcategories44 SKUs

HOPPE multipoint lock hardware covers hinged and sliding door applications with shootbolts, swing hooks, flushbolts, and complementary fasteners. Stock OEM-spec components for retrofit installations, service calls, and new construction builds.

HOPPE Inactive Flushbolt Multipoint Locks

4 SKUs

HOPPE Screws

10 SKUs

HOPPE Swing Hook / Shootbolt Multipoint Locks

7 SKUs

HOPPE Swing Hook Multipoint Locks

20 SKUs

Hoppe Commercial Door Locks

1 SKU

Hoppe Sidelite Hardware

4 SKUs

Multipoint Lock Systems and Component Compatibility

HOPPE multipoint locks are engineered for European-style hinged and sliding doors, delivering coordinated locking action across multiple points. Technicians and contractors specify by door type, bolt configuration, and frame geometry. Proper identification of inactive vs. active elements, shootbolt vs. swing hook mechanisms, and strike plate geometry ensures first-call resolution on service and retrofit jobs.

Identify Your HOPPE Lock Type by Mechanism and Application

HOPPE multipoint systems segment into swing hook locks, shootbolt locks, flushbolt locks, and roller variants. Measure door swing direction, frame depth, and existing latch engagement to confirm replacement. Cross-reference by handle set trim profile and cylinder mounting to eliminate guesswork on OEM fitment and functionality.

Spec by Backset, Shootbolt Projection, and Strike Configuration

Backset depth, bolt throw depth, and strike plate engagement are critical. Wrong projection causes binding or incomplete locking. Confirm spindle length, handleset trim mounting pattern, and active vs. inactive bolt counts before ordering. Technical specs prevent costly on-site modifications and expedite installation cycles.

Trade Support for Volume Orders and Technical Documentation

44-SKU inventory supports contract glaziers, service technicians, and facility maintenance teams stocking for multiple job types. HOPPE documentation, cross-reference charts, and schematic data streamline specification and troubleshooting. Order by the unit or pallet for new builds, retrofit batches, and emergency service stock.