Door Handle Springs 2.5-Turn Coil, 2mm Thick, 27.5mm Diameter (Pack of 10)

I've had both door handles in our bathroom snap so ordered these to replace and keep the current handles for a few more years.These fit perfectly and seem to be made to a high quality.Good price considering how many you get.Top job and recommended!

A lot cheaper than new handles and these springs have made the old handles work like new. A little fiddly to fit but worth it.

Having replaced many door handles due to broken springs I finally found out I could just buy the spring. These are ideal and the sizing guide was easy to follow ensuring I got the right ones. Saves money on new handles, what's not to like.

🚪 I have lost count of the number of door springs that have failed over the years in my house. It is always the spring that seems to go, probably from metal fatigue due to the constant opening and closing of doors, a factor if you have a busy household. Rather than replacing the door handles, these springs are a far more cost-effective option.🚪 Most of my door handles have 2mm springs in them, and it is important to measure before buying. Some have 2.5 mm, and I have other springs for those, but you can get them from this supplier too.🚪 The springs are straight-forward to fit, provided that you have the right tools, and you will definitely need circlip pliers. Even if you have to buy one of those tools, you will still save money by replacing the failed door handle. The next thing to note is to take a careful look at the position and orientation of the spring inside the handle and the way that the cam works. Other than that, it's just a matter of removing the clip, taking out the old spring, and putting it back together again.🚪 This is a great product, and I have so far used up about 5 springs in the last few weeks, with two going into the handles in my daughter’s room just yesterday. I expect that these springs will last a few years, so the pack should keep things running for now. Once I run out, though, I wouldn’t hesitate to purchase them again. ✔️

Perfect springs for repairing broken door handles. Saves replacing the complete handle. Easy repair job. Note…. check the existing spring thickness prior to ordering as there are varying thicknesses!

I ordered a pack of these door handle springs to attempt to rescue a pair of handles that had 'flopped', if I couldn't fix them I would have had to replace five other pairs, all with privacy locks just to get a matched set. I was very happy to find that they did the job perfectly, there's even video on YouTube that shows you how to do it. RECOMMENDED.

The original spring (20 years old) had broken in one of the handles.It had gone all floppy - embarrassing when you have the Ponsonbys around. Problem is of course that you can't get that type of handle anymore, but fixing them is surprisingly easy. You do need circlip pliers and safety (or ordinary) glasses, because the springs are under more tension than you might think. If you're careful, you won't damage the circlip, but once you've taken it off, measure it and think about buying replacements for those as well.

Unfortunately, to get the depth required I had to go for this option, which was expensive for bits of metal. You get a pack of 10, so if any more handle springs break I am set for the rest of my life.easy to fit and work well.