Fuhr Roller Multipoint Locks - Replacement Parts

Replacement Options for Discontinued Fuhr Roller Multipoint Locks

Fuhr roller multipoint locks were commonly installed on doors from manufacturers like Weather Shield, SNE, Vetter, and Crestline throughout the 1990s and 2000s. These locks use roller locking devices—either two or three rollers—that engage with strike plates in the door frame to provide secure, multi-point engagement. While Fuhr has discontinued most of these roller-style locks, MPLocks maintains a selection of remaining stock alongside proven Hoppe HLS9000 replacement kits specifically designed to retrofit into existing Fuhr door preparations without requiring major modifications.

Direct-Fit Hoppe Replacement Kits for Fuhr Doors

The Hoppe HLS9000 replacement kits available in this collection are engineered to match the original Fuhr roller lock specifications, including handle height, backset, and faceplate width. These kits work as direct replacements for both manual and automatic versions of the original Fuhr lock system. When selecting a replacement, you'll need to match your existing handle height (typically 35 to 37 inches) and backset (35mm or 45mm) to ensure proper fit. The Hoppe replacements can be trimmed to length, accommodating variations in overall door height.

Understanding Automatic vs. Manual Roller Locks

Fuhr roller locks were available in both automatic and manual configurations. Automatic versions feature an auto-release roller that engages when the door closes, providing convenience and ensuring the door is always secured. Manual versions require lifting the handle to engage the locking rollers. When selecting a replacement lock, consider whether you want to maintain the same operation style or switch to a different configuration based on your preferences and security needs.

• Hoppe HLS9000 16mm Roller Assemblies
• Fuhr Multipoint Lock Replacement Parts
• Hoppe Roller Hardware Collection

Measuring Your Existing Fuhr Roller Lock

Before ordering a replacement, measure your current lock carefully. The handle height is measured from the bottom of the faceplate to the center of the handle spindle hole. The backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the cylinder or thumbturn. Common Fuhr roller locks feature either a 35mm (1-3/8 inch) or 45mm (1-3/4 inch) backset. Also note the PZ spacing—the distance between the handle spindle and the cylinder—which is typically 92mm on these locks. Recording the roller positions helps confirm you're selecting the correct replacement configuration.

If you're unsure which replacement lock fits your door, our team is here to help. Call (816) 221-6543 to speak with a multipoint lock specialist who can guide you through the identification process. You can also use our free Multipoint Lock Identifier to submit details about your existing hardware for a personalized replacement recommendation.