Nickel-Finished Rok Hardware Extra Heavy Duty Elbow Latch Cabinet Door/Window Catch with Screws Included

Stephen: Latches we’re easy to install and worked exactly like they were supposed to.

United States on Sep 23, 2023

JGWJGW: I made a sliding doggie door for our hallway, and this latch was perfect. I wasn’t able to find this at Lowe’s or Home Depot. Our dogs would use their nose to open the sliding door, and the latch helps it stay securely shut.

United States on Jul 26, 2023

H. Jeff Perry: Works great, looks great, nice quality, but a bit smaller than I expected

United States on Apr 12, 2022

Ron: Rok Hardware Extra Heavy Duty Elbow Latch Cabinet Door/Window Catch - BRASS.

I used this fantastic little latch on a bed platform in our new trailer. The trailer has a queen bed platform where most of the platform lifts for storage under the bed. The problem was every time you lift the mattress to put on or remove bedding, the platform would lift. It didn’t bother me too much but my wife had real problems as we replaced the lightweight mattress with a gel/foam eight inch mattress. The lifting struts the trailer manufacturer used are REALLY effective. So, the latch.

It is mounted on the bed and holds the platform down now but is VERY easy to open if you wish to access the under bed storage area.

United States on Feb 16, 2022

David Liguori: This is a better product than what it replaced, though "extra heavy duty" may be a little hype. It replaced the latch on a breakfront cabinet that never worked right. The original resembled one that got some bad reviews here, though it was probably made early to mid 20th century. It turned out there had been a scrap in the casting process that, when I filed it down, made it sort of work, but not really. This one works flawlessly. After ordering I noticed it also comes in brass, which I would have preferred visually, but under normal circumstances it's not visible anyway. When properly adjusted the door just gently closes and stays closed, no need to release the latch, until reopening. A magnetic latch would be less satisfactory here since the left door holds the right door closed. The screw holes didn't quite line up with the old ones, so it wasn't quite as simple a job as I had hoped, but close.

The hardware came all in one bag but the screws are slightly different, some flathead and some panhead. I didn't notice this at first and had to redo it. Putting the panheads with the latch plate could cause it to go out of adjustment sooner. Either way, it's easily fixed. This is...

United States on Apr 28, 2016