Deltana RCA336U26D Roller Catch Satin Chrome

Product Description

The DELTANA RCA336U26D is a roller catch designed for interior door applications where a light-duty latching solution is needed without a keyed or lever-operated latch mechanism. The unit ships in a satin chrome finish and measures 2.5 inches in length, 2 inches in width, and 1 inch in height, making it suitable for standard door and cabinet frame installations. At 0.15 pounds, it is a compact, lightweight component. Installation is straightforward and is typically performed by carpenters, finish contractors, or door hardware installers working on residential or light commercial projects.

Roller catches are commonly installed on interior passage doors, cabinet doors, and bi-fold applications where a positive but non-locking hold is required. The satin chrome finish coordinates with contemporary and transitional hardware sets. This catch is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for new construction and renovation work alike.

Key Features

• Satin chrome finish for a clean, low-sheen appearance on interior applications
• Compact profile at 2.5 inches long, 2 inches wide, and 1 inch tall
• Lightweight construction at 0.15 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Single-unit packaging allows for individual replacement or small-quantity installs
• Roller mechanism provides consistent, light-duty door retention without a keyed latch

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install roller catch for standard interior doors and cabinet applications requiring a light-duty latching solution in a satin chrome finish.

Installation Notes

Roller catches are installed by carpenters or finish hardware contractors using standard hand tools including a drill, driver, and chisel for mortising if required. Verify door frame and stop alignment before fastening to ensure consistent roller engagement. No special certifications or code approvals are typically required for interior roller catch installation, though hardware schedules on commercial projects should be confirmed with the project architect or general contractor.