MPJDouble Roller Catch, Brown Antique Copper, with Screws, Contractor Pack (10)

I bought these to hold a cabinet closed on a travel trailer and they aren't quite strong enough to keep the door closed while we travel. Somewhere in the description the seller or manufacturer needs to include the "pull strength" so you have some idea of what your getting.

We bought a used travel trailer that had those plastic cabinet catches. A couple of them were cracked and didn’t hold the cabinet tightly shut so I looked for replacements. The catches that were in the cabinets cost 5 times as much and looked cheap. These are more attractive and seem like they’ll do the job. We haven’t been on a road trip since I replaced them so we’ll see how they do.

These were perfect for my needs. We needed a false front door to cover cabinet lighting wires in an IKEA DIY install. I used 4 on a 5” tall drawer, did some exacting measurements (this was the hardest part, and it fits perfectly. Easy enough to get off if I need to access wires but it’s not going anywhere if I don’t try to remove it.

Really tough to position and attach although slotted holes allowed for some adjustment. Not a strong enough closure to pull the slight warp out of my cheap cabinet doors.

These little clips were inexpensive and work fine. You don't often need to remove a false front panel but you'd easily be able to more than a few times.

I have an old Oak armoire which is about 30 years old and the original Roller Catch finally gave up the ghost. I got these as a replacement and they fit perfectly. We'll see if they last as long as the original, but I don't see why not as they seem identical.

Needed a new latch for my mailbox and this worked great!

Trash. Good thing I only needed 1 but came with 2. Installed the first one and it broke the first time I closed the door. The center pin fell out and the spring flew out and the rollers hit the floor.. the pin was not even pressed on the back.. luckily 2 came in the package. This one works and is pressed into place.. junk. Don't buy.