Ives RL1152 Blk Roller Latch Applied Stop Matte Black

Product Description

The IVES RL1152 BLK is a combination roller latch and applied stop finished in matte black. It serves two functions in a single unit: the roller latch holds a door in the closed position through spring-loaded contact with the strike, while the integrated applied stop limits door travel to prevent wall or hardware damage. This type of hardware is commonly installed by finish carpenters, millwork contractors, and general contractors on interior doors in residential and light commercial settings. The matte black finish suits modern and industrial design environments where satin chrome or brass hardware would be out of place.

This combination unit is appropriate for interior door applications where a dedicated door stop and a separate roller latch would otherwise require two separate installations. Typical scenarios include closet doors, bedroom doors, office doors, and other interior swinging doors that require both a latching mechanism and a controlled stop point. The applied stop mounts directly to the door face or frame without a separate base plate, simplifying installation and reducing hardware count per opening.

Key Features

• Combines roller latch and applied stop in a single hardware unit
• Matte black finish for compatibility with contemporary door hardware sets
• Applied stop limits door swing to protect walls and adjacent hardware
• Spring-loaded roller latch provides positive door retention without a keyed or lever mechanism
• Single-unit design reduces installation time and hardware count per opening

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation roller latch and applied stop for standard interior swinging doors in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or general contractor using common hand tools. Ensure the door and frame are square and plumb before locating the latch and stop positions. Secure all mounting fasteners fully before cycling the door to verify latch engagement and stop contact. No special trade licensing is required, but installations in commercial occupancies should conform to applicable building codes for door hardware.