Ives 336B3 Adjustable Roller Catch with T Strike Brass

Product Description

The IVES 336B3 is a solid brass adjustable roller catch with a T strike, finished in bright brass. Roller catches are used to hold doors in the closed position without a latch mechanism, relying on spring tension and a rolling ball or cylinder to engage the strike. This unit is constructed from solid brass, making it well suited for interior doors in both residential and light commercial applications. The bright brass finish coordinates with standard architectural hardware in that finish family. Installation is typically handled by carpenters, finish contractors, or experienced DIYers during new construction or renovation work.

This roller catch is appropriate for cabinet doors, passage doors, and closet doors where a positive but non-latching closure is needed. The adjustable design allows the installer to dial in the holding tension to match the door weight and frequency of use. The included T strike mounts to the door frame or jamb and accepts the roller when the door closes. This catch is sold individually and is packaged with the strike as a complete unit.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Adjustable roller tension to accommodate varying door weights and usage levels
• Includes matching T strike for a complete, ready-to-install assembly
• Bright brass finish for coordination with standard architectural hardware
• Compact profile at 2.6 inches long by 2.25 inches wide by 0.85 inches high

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation roller catch for interior cabinet, closet, and passage doors requiring a non-latching spring-tension closure.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters or finish hardware installers using standard hand tools including a drill, chisel, and screwdriver. The roller body mounts to the door edge or face, and the T strike mounts to the corresponding jamb surface. Confirm door and jamb alignment before final fastener seating to ensure smooth roller engagement. No special codes govern this hardware type, but follow the door manufacturer's hardware preparation guidelines where applicable.