Tanice 10pcs Cabinet Knobs Latch Push Button Lock Drawer Cupboard Door Catch Lock for Motorhome Caravan Cupboard

These are a good value compared to other similar offerings. That said, the installation is tricky. I was in the cabinet building business for 30 years and have installed more than my fair share of hardware. I installed them in a camper van I am building and the doors and drawers are 5/8" plywood with Formica on one side. That is about 11/16' of an inch and the knob is set back just a hair, almost perfect. If you are going to install these on drawers, know that you will probably have to cut away the drawer body to accommodate the latch housing. Like the description says, you need a 20mm. drill bit for this project. I filed down an old 13/16" spade bit and that worked pretty well. My biggest complaint is that the strike plates don't have an elongated hole. Most similar devices do, and it makes minor adjustments a snap. these you have to get right the first time. I was lucky that the cabinets are in the shop and access to the back side allowed me to position the strike and mark it before screwing it on. A little contact adhesive held it in place to check the latch operation. Also the screws provided are countersink type, I wish they had provided pan head screws instead. All in all they work well, but only time will tell if the plastic holds up to the rigors of RV life.

These look good and work so far (just installed) but it was tough to install. My cabinet has a face frame with 3/4" thick frame. This is not wide enough to mount the clip that is supposed to engage the locking tab. Also, this locking tab would stick up and be in the way when using the cabinet. I ended up just carving a groove in the face frame to engage the tab. Mounting location must be very precise to lock tightly but still open and close. There is no template for this, so you are on your own. I used a 3/4" spade bit for the hole, which works but is very tight. In the end, they look good and work, but I'm concerned that the chrome facing will not last long.

Used these for drawers in a cabinet in my trailer, they worked well but had 2 of them come apart after a couple weeks. All plastic though and hope they hold up. Knobs are metal.

I have liked these so far but they were not super easy to install. I used them on drawers, doors and horizontally mounted cabinets and care must be taken to space the mounting holes the correct distance from the edge to include the plate and to set the screws with the same pressure and to make them straight. I also hat to add small washers to space out the button to make it flush, my drawers were about 5/8" thick.

They do snap back together. The hole has to be perfect or they catch up. and can not open. No leeway at all.

The items were as stated.