Door Hardware - Other price list
Last updated Monday, Nov 2, 2026
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Last updated Monday, Nov 2, 2026
Door hardware does more than help a door open and close. Small parts can protect fasteners, improve the appearance of trim, hold a door safely in position, or make an RV entrance easier to use. When one piece wears out, finding the right replacement can feel like searching for a matching puzzle piece. That is where careful comparison matters.
This guide explores the door hardware and related products listed in the reference data, including AP PRODUCTS screw covers, RV door catches, interior and entry handles, and an ICC flush-mount component. You can use it to compare sizes, materials, colors, applications, and listed prices before deciding which product best suits your project. ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not a store, so the offers should be reviewed as comparison information rather than a direct purchase from ZoneOffer.
The products in this selection fall into several practical groups. AP PRODUCTS offers rigid and flexible screw covers designed for doors, trim molding, and windows. These pieces can help conceal exposed fasteners while giving finished edges a cleaner appearance.
The selection also includes door catches for RVs and trailers, an RV passage lock, and a paddle-style entry handle for a standard motorhome door. These products focus on everyday use: holding a door open, replacing a worn handle, or providing a lever-style option for an interior passage door.
There is also an ICC IC107SF6SS six-port flush-mount component in stainless steel, plus a KEY AUTO exterior wall vent. While these products are not conventional locksets, they sit within the broader door hardware and building-materials category and may be relevant to repair or improvement work around an entry area.
Exposed screws are useful during installation, but they can interrupt the finished look of a door or molding. A screw cover acts like a neat visual ribbon: it hides the fastener line and helps the trim appear more complete. For RV doors, window surrounds, and other applications, this small finishing piece can make a noticeable difference.
The AP PRODUCTS screw covers in this selection are listed in widths of either 5/8 inch or 9/16 inch. That measurement is important because a cover that is too narrow may not conceal the screw properly, while one that is too wide may not fit the intended trim channel.
Before ordering, measure the existing cover or the channel where the insert will sit. Also check whether your project needs a rigid vinyl profile or a flexible plastic version. Think of the channel as a track and the cover as the runner: both need to match for a smooth fit.
The AP PRODUCTS 011-361 is an 8-foot rigid vinyl white Philips-style screw cover with a listed width of 5/8 inch. Its listed price is $11.12. The AP PRODUCTS 011-365 is also an 8-foot rigid vinyl cover, described as a Hehr-style profile in polar white, with a 5/8-inch width and a listed price of $10.12.
For darker trim, the AP PRODUCTS 011-355 is an 8-foot rigid vinyl black Elixir-style screw cover. It has a listed width of 9/16 inch and a listed price of $8.12. The AP PRODUCTS 011-363 is an 8-foot rigid vinyl black Hehr-style screw cover with a 5/8-inch width and a listed price of $10.12.
These products are not interchangeable simply because they are all screw covers. Their profile styles, widths, colors, and lengths differ. Matching the existing trim system is just as important as choosing a color.
Flexible covers can be useful when the trim line includes curves or when the material needs to follow a less rigid path. The AP PRODUCTS 011368 is a 25-foot flexible plastic screw cover in colonial white, sized at 5/8 inch wide, with a listed price of $7.12.
The AP PRODUCTS 011367 is described as a black flexible screw cover or trim molding insert. It is 25 feet long, 5/8 inch wide, and listed at $8.12. The AP PRODUCTS 011370 is a polar white flexible screw cover with the same 25-foot length and 5/8-inch width, also listed at $8.12.
The AP PRODUCTS 011369 provides a beige option. It is listed as a 25-foot flexible plastic screw cover measuring 5/8 inch wide, with a listed price of $7.12. These longer rolls may be worth comparing when a project includes several trim sections rather than one short repair.
Length affects both convenience and waste. An 8-foot piece may suit a single trim run, while a 25-foot roll can provide more material for multiple areas. However, a longer roll is not automatically the better choice. If you only need a short replacement, a smaller length may be easier to handle and store.
Measure the total trim length before comparing products. Add a little allowance for cutting, but avoid guessing. A simple tape measure can prevent the frustration of discovering that a replacement is several inches short—or that you purchased far more material than your project requires.
It is also wise to compare profile type before focusing on price. The data includes Philips-style, Hehr-style, and Elixir-style products. A lower listed price does not help if the cover does not match the channel. Fit comes first; color and cost come next.
A door catch is a small component with a straightforward job: keeping a door open when you need access, ventilation, or easier movement around an RV or trailer. The right catch can prevent a door from swinging unexpectedly, but the mounting style and door construction still need to match.
The AP PRODUCTS 013-012 is a concealed magnetic catch for an RV or trailer. It is described as a side-mount brown catch with a flat strike and screws, supplied as a set of two. Its listed price is $5.12.
A magnetic catch works much like a quiet handshake between two parts. The magnet and strike meet, helping hold the door in place without a prominent external bumper. Because this product is described as concealed and side-mounted, confirm that your existing installation area can accommodate that arrangement.
The AP PRODUCTS 013-147 is a bumper-style catch for RV metal doors. It measures 2-5/8 inches in length, has a natural metal finish, and includes screws according to the listing. Its listed price is $5.12.
Compared with the concealed magnetic design, a bumper-style catch provides a different approach to holding a door back. Check the available mounting space, the direction the door swings, and the surface where the catch will attach. These details can matter more than appearance alone.
Handles and locks should be selected around the door’s purpose. An exterior entry handle usually needs a different design from an interior passage handle. The listings here make that distinction clear, offering one paddle-style entry handle and one lever passage lock for an RV interior door.
The AP PRODUCTS 0135311 is an entry door handle with a paddle-style design for a standard motorhome door. The listed price is $291.12. Since the listing identifies it for a standard motorhome entry door, compare the current handle’s layout and mounting arrangement carefully before making a choice.
The AP PRODUCTS 013230SS is a stainless steel lever passage lock for an RV interior passage door. It is described as a silver stainless steel lever-style handle that works with a 2-3/8-inch or 2-3/4-inch backset and fits standard drive-in latches. Its listed price is $17.12.
Backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the handle or latch bore. In the AP PRODUCTS 013230SS listing, the compatible backsets are 2-3/8 inches and 2-3/4 inches. Measuring this distance helps you avoid choosing a handle that cannot align with the existing latch.
Use a ruler or tape measure and check the distance from the door edge to the center of the handle opening. Also examine the latch type. The listing specifically refers to standard drive-in latches, so compatibility should be verified rather than assumed.
Material and finish also influence the final look. Stainless steel and silver finishes can suit many interiors, but the best match depends on the surrounding hinges, pulls, trim, and other visible hardware. A consistent finish can make a small RV interior feel more deliberate and polished.
The listed prices in this selection range from $5.12 for the two AP PRODUCTS door-catch options to $291.12 for the AP PRODUCTS paddle-style motorhome entry handle. The ICC flush-mount component is listed at $6.12, while the screw covers range from $7.12 to $11.12. The AP PRODUCTS interior passage lock is listed at $17.12.
Price is useful as a starting point, but it should not be the only filter. A screw cover’s profile, width, color, and length may determine whether it works. A door handle’s backset and mounting layout may matter more than its finish. A catch must suit the door material and mounting position.
Because the reference data does not provide regular prices for comparison, percentage discounts, ratings, or availability details, those factors should not be assumed. Compare the listed offer information and verify the product details before purchasing.
The ICC IC107SF6SS is described as a six-port, flush-mount, single-gang component made from stainless steel. Its listed price is $6.12. The flush-mount design and stainless steel construction may make it relevant to projects where a clean, integrated appearance is important, though the reference data does not specify a particular door application.
The KEY AUTO 0063723 is listed as an exterior wall vent in a polys material description, with a listed price of $10.12. Since the available information does not provide detailed dimensions or installation instructions, compare the intended opening and mounting requirements before selecting it for a project near a door or exterior wall.
These items show why the “other door hardware” category can be broad. Not every component is a handle or lock. Trim, ventilation, mounting, and finishing pieces can all influence how an entry area performs and looks.
Start with the application. Is the item intended for a motorhome entry door, an RV interior passage door, a trailer door, trim molding, a window surround, or an exterior wall? The listings identify different use cases, and choosing by appearance alone can lead to a mismatch.
Next, record the measurements. For screw covers, note the width and required length. For the passage lock, check the 2-3/8-inch or 2-3/4-inch backset. For a catch, measure the available mounting area and compare the direction of the door swing.
Then review the construction and finish. The reference data includes rigid vinyl, flexible plastic, stainless steel, natural metal, brown, black, beige, colonial white, polar white, and silver descriptions. These details can affect both durability expectations and how well the replacement blends with existing hardware.
Finally, compare the listed price and seller information. Every offer shown in the reference data is associated with The Twister Group, while the brands include AP PRODUCTS, ICC, and KEY AUTO. ZoneOffer helps present comparison information; it does not act as the retailer or store for these products.
Imagine your door project as a chain. The handle, latch, catch, trim, and fasteners are individual links. If one link does not match, the entire installation can become awkward. That is why a few minutes spent measuring and identifying the existing hardware can save time later.
For trim repairs, prioritize profile and width. For RV catches, prioritize mounting style and door position. For locks and handles, prioritize backset, door type, and latch compatibility. For related components such as the ICC flush mount or KEY AUTO vent, confirm the opening and intended use before relying on the product description alone.
It can also help to photograph the current hardware before removing it. Capture the front, side, mounting points, and surrounding trim. A clear reference image makes it easier to compare shapes and installation arrangements while reviewing offers.
The products in this door hardware selection cover practical details that are easy to overlook but important to everyday use. AP PRODUCTS screw covers offer several lengths, profiles, widths, colors, and flexible or rigid materials. The AP PRODUCTS catches provide magnetic and bumper-style options for RV and trailer doors, while the paddle handle and passage lock address different door functions. ICC and KEY AUTO add related components for flush mounting and exterior ventilation. By measuring first, checking compatibility, and comparing the listed details carefully, you can approach your next repair or upgrade with greater confidence.



