HOPPE Dallas 4600 Series Inactive Sliding Door Handles

Hoppe Dallas Inactive Handles for HLS9000 Sliding Door Systems

The Hoppe Dallas 4600 Series represents Hoppe's contemporary approach to sliding door hardware, designed specifically for integration with HLS9000 multipoint locking systems. These inactive handles serve the non-locking panel of multi-panel sliding door configurations, providing a matching aesthetic without keyed entry functionality. MPLocks carries these handles in both left-hand and right-hand configurations, ensuring proper fitment for your specific door setup. Built to Hoppe's exacting standards, these handles deliver the same quality construction found throughout the HLS9000 ecosystem.

Contemporary Design with Durable Finish Options

The Dallas Series features straight, modern lines that bring a clean aesthetic to patio and sliding doors. Available finishes include Matte Black for a bold contemporary look, Rustic Umber for warmth with traditional undertones, and Alpine Frost—a powder coat finish resembling satin nickel that combines elegance with exceptional durability. Each finish is engineered to withstand daily use while maintaining its appearance over time, making these handles suitable for both residential and light commercial applications.

Engineered for HLS9000 Multipoint Lock Compatibility

These inactive handles are purpose-built for Hoppe's HLS9000 2-point lock systems, ensuring seamless mechanical integration and proper alignment with your existing hardware. The handles are designed for standard 1-3/4 inch (44.5mm) door thickness—the most common specification for residential sliding doors. If your door panels exceed this thickness, custom solutions are available through our technical support team to ensure proper fitment and function.

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Selecting the Correct Hand Configuration

Choosing the right hand configuration is essential for proper installation. Hand orientation is determined by viewing the door from the exterior—left-hand handles are designated for XO configurations while right-hand handles suit OX setups. If you're replacing an existing handle, match the hand orientation of your current hardware. When pairing with an active handle, ensure both handles share the same finish code for a cohesive appearance across your door system.

Need help confirming whether a left-hand or right-hand inactive handle fits your sliding door configuration? Call our team at (816) 221-6543 to speak with a real expert who can walk you through the selection process. You can also use our free Multipoint Lock Identifier to submit details about your current hardware for a personalized replacement recommendation.