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1/4" Dia. Hole Brass Ball Catch - Each
1/4" Dia. Hole Brass Ball Catch - Each Item #: 58392
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$5.99
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11/32" Dia. Hole Brass Ball Catch - Each
11/32" Dia. Hole Brass Ball Catch - Each Item #: 58400
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$6.99
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7/16" Dia. Hole Brass Ball Catch - Each
7/16" Dia. Hole Brass Ball Catch - Each Item #: 58408
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Brass Ball Catch

Item #
GRP10576
Rating:
82% of 100
17  Reviews

Brass ball catch securely holds door closed and is nearly hidden from view. Solid brass body with steel ball.

(1) Brass Ball Catch
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Weight 0.0500
Tech Spec

Item #58392:

  • Solid brass body
  • 1/4" diameter
  • 3/8" female length
  • 5/8" male length
  • For 3/8" and thicker wood

Item #58400:

  • Solid brass body
  • 11/32" diameter
  • 3/8" female length
  • 5/8" male length
  • For 1/2" and thicker wood

Item #58408:

  • Solid brass body
  • 7/16" diameter
  • 3/8" female length
  • 5/8" male length
  • For 3/4" and thicker wood
Prop 65 Warning WARNING This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/product
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Very well made, works perfectly
January 12, 2019
Purchased
 9 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Nice product
Nice product
June 7, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
work great
I put these catches in for doors of a built in cabinet. They are non-obtrusive and hold my doors tightly closed.
February 3, 2018
Purchased
 over 4 years ago
As shown. Quality is great.
As shown. Quality is great.
April 3, 2017
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
The brass ball catch was well crafted and was simple to install. I am very satisified.
April 4, 2016
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Beginner
I needed to replace a rusted...
I needed to replace a rusted out ball catch on my shower stall door. The spring in the catch had disintegrated. This 11/32 inch brass catch fitted perfectly into the hole after a gentle reaming of the current hole to remove any residual debris. Now the door closes and no water on the floor.
March 5, 2011
I made a new laundry chute...
I made a new laundry chute door for in my very small bathroom, so I needed something tiny and flush. The latch does the job perfect. The tiny "click" sound it makes when it's shut lets me know it won't pop open and dent my bathroom door.
February 1, 2010
Works nicely on noisy, rattly cabinet doors.
I silenced a pair of noisy curio cabinet doors with this. Dowelling jig helps lots.
April 20, 2019
Purchased
 12 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Easy install using CA glue in bottom of 7/16 holes
cabinet doors still need a stop block or strip but spring ball catch is very effective retainer
July 12, 2017
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Just the right product.
I was replacing a similar latch on a piece of older furniture. This was just right. Only problem was the drill size needed. Had to wait until this latch arrived before measuring needed hole size. (7/16). Then I needed to order a short shaft bit from rockle to seat the latch. Recommed that you include the hole size needed in the latch discription.
April 2, 2017
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
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Why did you choose this?
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architect specified
Jim D on Jul 24, 2018
small area
Alan O on May 18, 2018
architect specified
Jim D on Jul 24, 2018
It's for the dial door on a tall case clock I am building.
BARRY O on Jun 24, 2018
small area
Alan O on May 18, 2018
to keep shutters closed
pat v on Apr 17, 2018
DITTO
john c on Apr 8, 2018
so cool
Dylan R D on Mar 26, 2018
searched for hardware needed for clock build
Brian T on Mar 19, 2018
I wanted an invisible closure for a hidden door in an antique desk. The ball catch is an unconventional choice, but in this case It's the perfect solution.
Julia M on Oct 24, 2017
Experience with other Rockler products
ScubaDave on Oct 15, 2017
I like Rockler and this is the only ball catch (type) that I saw.
James K on Oct 9, 2017
Must be compact for three small doors on a clock<br />case and not visible.
Donald H on Sep 8, 2017
I am making a co-sleeper for one of three daughters having a baby this year and this should work well for the one hinged side that will slide between the box spring and mattress.
Jim G on Jun 24, 2017
To replace one in a Rockler design sewing cabinet
Al P on Apr 28, 2017
Replacing existing old latch which had lost the ball
Alan D on Mar 11, 2017
replacement
Charles L on Feb 21, 2017
I am designing a fold-down table on which I want to have concealed catches. I hope that four of these will work to keep it upright.
Jean-Claude M on Dec 23, 2016
Project needed a latch without being seen.
Frances S on Nov 19, 2016
for the size I needed a very small ball catcher
Leanne W on Oct 15, 2016
function, size
Jeffery H on Jul 25, 2016
Using this for a trap door catch in floating wood floor
Gerard B on Jun 26, 2016
These are the only latch that would work with full inlay doors on the cabinet. Nothing protrudes into the opening of the door.
Jack K on May 9, 2016
French doors catch device.<br />Thanks
Frank M on Mar 27, 2016
Restoring an antique cabinet
Gary C W on Mar 2, 2016
The plans I am using to build an End Table, Coffee Table, and T.V. stand recommended using this item.
John W on Jan 12, 2016
appropriate item, quality
DARRYL C on Dec 26, 2015
Making a jewelry box
Michael W on Dec 16, 2015
Only item that I could find that fitted my needs. Most other catches I found on line were too large.
William K on Dec 8, 2015
Building a cabinet - a specific project.
G. E. D. B on Oct 18, 2015
For wall clock door. Others are just brass plated.
Rickey C on Aug 5, 2015
job specific
Bradley W on Jul 20, 2015
To use as a catch on a mail shoot for my daughters home in chgo
Raymond M on Jul 13, 2015
This latch is hidden and I like the idea that it is brass. Should add value to my project.
Ez M on Jul 5, 2015
for cabinetry project
Alan K on Apr 21, 2015
It's for the dial door on a tall case clock I am building.
BARRY O on Jun 24, 2018
to keep shutters closed
pat v on Apr 17, 2018
What is the minimum gap between the door and frame when the door is closed?
A shopper on Jun 10, 2015
BEST ANSWER: 1/6" is the minimum gap. That is with the ball component set flush to the cabinet, and the catch protruding about about 1/32" from the door. If the catch protrudes a full 1/16", it might scratch the cabinet when you close the door. These work great.
can the tension be adjusted?
cliff b on Jun 18, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Yes, but the only way is by how deep you set the the ball and the catch part of the two parts. The reveal on the doors was 3/32"" so I set the catch part flush to the door and the ball part flush to the rail of the face frame.
Hi! I need to replace the ball catch in the top of one of my bathroom swinging doors.
The ball size is 17/32 inch and the brass surround for the ball is 11/16 inch. I can't find this
In your inventory online. Is this available? The item is installed into the top of the doors
And fits into a screwed in bracket into the top of my door frame.
Ruthless on Oct 30, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The rocker devices are likely too small for your purpose. I used them on a wine box lid I mace and they were ok.
Is there an option for a brown or black strike plate with ball catch?
Mark J on Mar 5, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I didn't see a strike plate available and just used a depression in the wood frame to hold the ball. Not perfect and it will wear over time, unfortunately.
where's the strike show?
A shopper on Apr 17, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The strike is the piece to the left in the photo. This will be installed in the cabinet opposite to the door edge you install the ball catch into.
how deep a hole for 7/16' ball catch and should it be glued in place?
paul m on Jan 22, 2018
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