Peachtree Multipoint Lock Hardware Replacement Parts

Replacement Hardware for Peachtree Multipoint Lock Systems

Peachtree doors have used three distinct multipoint lock systems throughout their production history, each requiring specific replacement parts. Prior to 2002, Peachtree equipped their doors with IPD Citadel multipoint locks featuring concealed rods and auxiliary locking modules. After 2002, the company transitioned to Hoppe HLS9000 multipoint locks with full-length faceplates visible along the door edge. A third system manufactured by Ashland was used briefly and also featured concealed rod operation. MPLocks carries components for all three systems, helping you identify and source the correct parts regardless of your door's age or configuration.

Understanding Peachtree Lock System Generations

Identifying which multipoint lock system your Peachtree door uses is the first step toward successful repairs. IPD Citadel locks feature a center mortise lock with separate top and bottom auxiliary locking modules connected by flat drive bars—these bars transfer motion from the handle to extend latches that become rigid bolts when locked. Hoppe-equipped doors show a continuous metal faceplate running the door's full length with integrated locking points. Ashland systems resemble the IPD design with concealed rods but use different internal components. Checking your door's manufacture date or examining the lock mechanism helps determine which replacement parts you need.

Components for IPD Citadel Lock Systems

The IPD Citadel system relies on several interconnected components working together for secure three-point locking. Auxiliary locking modules contain spring-loaded latches that become rigid bolts when extended, and these modules are handed for specific door configurations like XO patio door setups. Drive bars connect the center lock to top and bottom modules, with different lengths available for 6 foot 8 inch and 8 foot door heights. Spindles, alignment tools, and strike kits complete the repair options for maintaining or restoring these pre-2002 Peachtree installations.

• Hoppe HLS9000 Euro-Style Multipoint Locks
• Ashland Multipoint Lock Hardware
• Trilennium Strike Plates for Multipoint Doors

Selecting the Right Replacement Parts

Accurate measurements ensure you receive compatible replacement hardware for your Peachtree door. For Hoppe-equipped doors, key specifications include backset (typically 45mm or 1-3/4 inch), PZ spacing (commonly 92mm), and handle height from the door bottom. Door height determines which extensions are needed—standard kits cover doors from approximately 69 to 80 inches, while taller doors require longer top extensions. For IPD systems, door height affects drive bar length, with 33-3/16 inch bars fitting both 6 foot 8 inch and 8 foot configurations. Knowing your door's handing (XO or OX for patio doors) is also essential when ordering auxiliary modules.

If you're unsure which Peachtree lock system you have or need help matching parts to your door, call our team at (816) 221-6543 for personalized assistance. You can also use our free Multipoint Lock Identifier to submit details about your existing hardware and receive expert guidance on the right replacement components.