Alise 40mm Brass Double Roller Catch Cabinet Latches Door Catch,4 Pcs | Solid Metal Cabinet Latches and Catches,Adjustable Double Ball Tension Roller Catch Latch Cabinet Door Latches

Perfect size for drawer with a stable connection. Aligned well, locking drawer in place. Well made, appearing to be durable.

Better than the magnetic ones I tried. I needed latches to hold a plywood sawdust box to the bottom of a router table. These worked, and then worked great after tightening the screw/springs.

I ordered the smallest brass-colored catch for a slightly warped cabinet door that would not close. I thought I might need two if one would not work. The catches were smaller than the photos indicated, but still fit and the one I installed worked very well. I plan to install one on a kitchen cabinet.Read below and you will understand why I gave 4 rather than 5 stars.PROS: The catch works VERY well on my cabinet without any tension adjustment and look very nice.Small footprint, so not very noticeable. The door closes well and stays closed without gaps.CONS:1) The screw holes in the two pieces are inset, but the screws, themselves are not, plus some of the screws were not brass colored to match. Not being inset screws meant they were difficult to really hold the pieces tightly. It took a lot of arm strength to get them in as far as I could, even using a driver and having drilled pilot holes. The screws are quite small (remember, I used the smallest-sized latch), which is fine for the depth of the door, but that makes them a little difficult to handle (for me, but perhaps not for everyone).2) A 2-sided sticky pad should be included for the latch part of the catch that gets installed on the door. This is pretty standard with magnetic catches, so why omit them from this set? It's difficult and time consuming to align the latch properly to the catch. Two-sided sticky pads (eorks as a template) will easily place the latch to match the catch position. I eventually used painter's tape to hold the latch to the door, not covering the screw holes, and opened and closed the door while slightly adjusting the vertical and horizontal pitches of the latch until it worked, then marked and drilled the holes.3) The seller really needs to place a ruler next to each size in the photos to get a more accurate idea of relative sizes of each piece.UPDATE 12/21/25: I finally added a latch to the kitchen cabinet today. Again, very challenging to lign them properly without a 2-sided sticky pad "template". I used painters tape again, but still had issues.It's installed and works great.

I used these as a solution for our sliding screen doors. Our cats were constantly attacking the doors and had figured otu how to sometimes get them open to chase birds and lizards on the patio... The problem is coyotes and hawks that will chase after the cats!I used these as a tension latch for both doors and it has worked perfectly. The adjustable press is so easy to set up and if you really need it to, it'll hold a lot of pressure, even with just one. My youngest granddaughter, at 4 couldn't open it, even thought the adults could with ease.They were very easy to install as well.Brilliant little things!

You can adjust these to be super soft or quite strong, these things are solid quality and can be VERY useful for certain applications. I used one to hold a 24" TV hinged to the ceiling and then you pull it down 90-degrees to watch. Dialed in the right amount of tension and it's great.

Excellent for keeping my door closed in heavy winds.

Love these cabinet latches. They seem way superior to any other.

Tension strength on ball catch should have been higher this being all metal. This is barely stronger than the cheapo plastic drawer catch we have in the RV. If you need something strong, look elsewhere. This is mid strength.

These are the best door catches I’ve installed and they can be adjusted.

I’ve used this style latch before. They work well. Good quality