Emtek 8802US10B Ball Catch Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The EMTEK 8802US10B is a ball catch finished in oil rubbed bronze, designed for interior door applications. A ball catch provides a low-profile latching solution that holds a door closed without a full latch bolt mechanism, making it a common choice for passage doors, cabinet doors, and closet applications where a traditional latch is not required. At 2.4 inches in length, 2 inches in width, and 1 inch in height, this compact hardware unit installs cleanly into standard door and frame preparations. Licensed contractors and finish carpenters install this type of hardware during new construction and renovation work.

The 8802US10B suits interior residential and light commercial door applications where a simple, reliable hold is preferred over a keyed or privacy latch. It is appropriate for passage doors, pantry doors, closet doors, and similar applications that benefit from a clean, tool-free release. The oil rubbed bronze finish integrates with dark or warm-toned door hardware sets. Sold individually, this unit is suitable for single-door retrofits or new installations.

Key Features

• Oil rubbed bronze finish for a dark, warm aesthetic consistent with coordinated hardware sets
• Compact form factor at 2.4 x 2 x 1 inches for straightforward installation in standard door preparations
• Ball catch mechanism provides reliable door retention without a traditional latch bolt
• Lightweight at 0.18 pounds, minimizing load on door and frame
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for flexible single-door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation ball catch for standard interior residential and light commercial door preparations accepting hardware of this form factor.

Installation Notes

Ball catches are typically installed by finish carpenters or general contractors as part of door hardware rough-in or finish work. Power down any associated electric door hardware before beginning work on the surrounding assembly. Standard woodworking tools including a drill, chisel, and appropriate hole saw or spade bit are used for mortising and strike preparation. Follow local building codes and manufacturer template guidelines to ensure proper strike alignment for consistent latching performance.