Ives 2A14 Elbow Cabinet Latch Bright Nickel Aluminum

Product Description

The IVES 2A14 is an aluminum elbow cabinet latch finished in bright nickel, designed for cabinet and door closure applications in commercial and residential settings. The elbow-style latch mechanism provides a compact, reliable hold suitable for light-duty cabinet doors, access panels, and similar hardware installations. At 0.04 pounds, the unit is lightweight without sacrificing function. Measuring 2 inches in length, 1.5 inches in width, and 1.5 inches in height, the 2A14 fits standard cabinet door frames with minimal clearance requirements. The bright nickel finish provides a clean, corrosion-resistant surface appropriate for interior hardware installations. Licensed contractors, millwork installers, and general hardware trades typically specify this latch for finish carpentry and cabinetwork.

The 2A14 is suited for interior cabinet doors, utility access panels, and light architectural millwork in both residential and light commercial construction. Its compact footprint makes it practical in applications where larger surface-mounted hardware would be obtrusive. The bright nickel finish coordinates with matching IVES door and cabinet hardware accessories for a consistent architectural appearance across a project. It is sold individually and available in case quantities of 20 units.

Key Features

• Elbow-style latch mechanism for compact, low-profile cabinet door closure
• Aluminum construction keeps unit weight at 0.04 pounds
• Bright nickel finish for interior corrosion resistance and clean appearance
• Compact dimensions: 2 inches long, 1.5 inches wide, 1.5 inches high
• Sold individually; case quantity of 20 units available for project volume purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit latch for residential and light commercial interior cabinet doors and access panels.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, millwork installer, or general contractor during door hardware rough-in or trim-out. Disengage any powered locking systems or close off the work area before installing hardware on live access panels. Standard hand tools are sufficient for mounting. Verify door frame and cabinet face dimensions against the latch footprint before fastening to avoid misalignment of the strike.