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Marvin Door Hardware and Replacement Parts

You can repair a Marvin Ultimate French or hinged door with the parts on these pages. Open the door, find what has stopped working, and pick the page for it.

  • If the lock in the door edge has failed or a strike has worn through, open Marvin Door Locks.
  • If you need handles, open Marvin Door Handles for the Traditional set, which has its key above the lever.
  • If the door has dropped or rubs the frame, open Marvin Adjustable Hinges. Every hinge there is 4-1/4 inches tall.

Need help? Send photos

Photograph the door edge and measure the backset. We'll confirm the lock before you order.

Send photosor call 727-386-4629

About Marvin

Marvin is a family-owned window and door maker. George Marvin started the Marvin Lumber and Cedar Company in Warroad, Minnesota, in 1912, and the fourth generation of the family leads it today.

Ashland built the concealed multipoint lock that Marvin fitted to its Ultimate inswing and outswing French doors from January 2000, and Ashland made that lock for Marvin alone. The Traditional handle sets are Marvin's own.

Marvin Parts We Carry

  • Marvin Door Locks has the active concealed multipoint lock with a 2-3/8 inch (60mm) backset, the single point lock and its faceplate, and four latch and deadbolt strikes.
  • For handles, Marvin Door Handles carries the Traditional active and inactive sets in polished brass and matte black, with the thumbturn push nut and the set screw.
  • You can buy the V200 hinge in three finishes and the 147 hinge in five on the Marvin Adjustable Hinges page. The V200 fits Ultimate French doors from 2012 on, and the 147 fits Ultimate inswing French doors from 1993 to 1996.

Which Marvin Hardware Do You Have?

Open the door and measure from the edge of the panel to the center of the handle spindle. Marvin Ultimate doors read 2-3/8 inches (60mm).

  • The panel you use every day, with the key or thumbturn, carries the active lock.
  • A single door that locks only at the handle, with no rods to the head and sill, has the single point lock.
  • The Traditional handle plate measures 10-1/8 by 1-7/8 inches with fully rounded ends, and the key sits above the lever.
  • On the hinges, Phillips screws mean the 147 and hex screws mean the V200. If your hinges have a stepped jamb leaf, you replace every hinge on that panel with the new V200.

Before Ordering

  • Measure the backset from the panel edge to the center of the spindle.
  • Note which panel you are working on, the one you open or the one you leave shut.
  • Keep your shootbolt rods. The locks come without them, so you reuse the rods in your door.
  • For hinges, count them on the panel and check the screw heads.
  • Several Marvin parts are special order and non-returnable, so check the listing before you order.

Why Buy From Multipoint Door Hardware?

  • We carry the Marvin locks, strikes, handle sets and hinges, so you can repair the whole door in one order.
  • Send photos through our Identify My Part form and we will confirm the part before you order.
  • Every listing gives the measurements that decide fit, so you can check your door before you buy.

FAQ's About Marvin Door Hardware

Who made the lock in my Marvin door?

Ashland built the concealed multipoint lock for Marvin Ultimate French doors from January 2000, and it made that lock for Marvin alone. The single point lock and its faceplate are Ashland parts as well.

Will these parts fit my Marvin Integrity or Elevate door?

No. Integrity doors, sold as Elevate since 2019, use a 45mm backset and 3-5/8 inch hinges, and the parts here fit Ultimate doors. Send us photos and we will tell you what we can supply.

Can I replace one hinge, or do I need to replace all of them?

You can replace one V200 or 147 hinge when the others on the panel match it. If your old hinges have a stepped jamb leaf, replace every hinge on that panel with the new V200.

Do the locks come with shootbolt rods?

No. Each lock comes as a bare case, and you reuse the rods from your door. The faceplate for the active and single point locks has its own listing.

My Marvin French door will not lock when I lift the handle. What is wrong?

Open the door and work the handle while you watch the top and bottom bolts. If they move with the door open, the door has dropped and the bolts miss their keepers, so adjust the hinges first. If a bolt does not move, check its rod and coupling before you replace the lock.

Which handle set fits my Marvin lock?

The Marvin Traditional set fits the Ultimate active lock and the single point lock, which both put the key 3-5/8 inches (92mm) above the lever. The inactive set goes on the panel you leave shut.

How do I identify my part?

Photograph the door edge with the door open and both faces of the handles, then measure the backset. Send it through our Identify My Part form and we will confirm the correct part before you order.