Ives RL1152 US10 Roller Latch and Applied Stop Satin Bronze

Product Description

The IVES RL1152 US10 is a combination roller latch and applied stop finished in Satin Bronze. It combines two door hardware functions into a single unit: a spring-loaded roller latch that holds a door in the closed position, and an applied stop that limits door travel when open. This type of hardware is typically installed on interior doors in light commercial and residential settings. Door hardware installers and finish carpenters work with this type of component as part of door prep and hanging. The Satin Bronze finish corresponds to the US10 designation, providing a warm, matte tone suited for matching period or transitional hardware sets.

This combination unit is well suited for interior door applications where a separate door stop and latching mechanism would otherwise require two pieces of hardware. Typical installations include office doors, corridor doors, and residential interior doors where a clean, low-profile solution is preferred. The applied stop mounts directly to the door frame or floor structure, and the roller latch mounts into the door edge, allowing both functions to be addressed in a coordinated installation.

Key Features

• Two-in-one design combines roller latch and applied stop in a single product
• Satin Bronze finish (US10) for a warm, matte appearance
• Spring-loaded roller mechanism holds door closed without a keyed or turned latch
• Applied stop limits door swing travel and reduces wall or baseboard damage
• Suitable for light commercial and residential interior door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for standard interior door assemblies requiring a combined roller latch and applied stop solution.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or general contractor. The roller latch portion requires a mortised or bored pocket in the door edge, while the applied stop mounts to the floor or frame with appropriate fasteners. Confirm door thickness and frame clearance before installation. Follow all applicable local building codes for door hardware requirements.