Ives RL3010B Large Nylon Roller Latch Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The IVES RL3010B is a large nylon roller latch finished in oil rubbed bronze, designed for interior door applications in residential and light commercial construction. The roller latch holds a door in the closed position using spring tension against a strike plate, providing quiet, reliable latching without a keyed lock cylinder. The nylon roller reduces wear noise on the strike and suits doors where a smooth, low-friction close is preferred. At 0.5 pounds, this is a compact, lightweight hardware unit measuring 3.5 inches in length, 1.6 inches in width, and 1.5 inches in height. It is installed by carpenters, finish trimmers, and general contractors as part of a complete door hardware package.

The RL3010B fits standard interior door edge preparations and is appropriate for residential bedroom, closet, bathroom, and utility doors, as well as light commercial interior passages. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with matching architectural hardware on door levers, hinges, and pulls. This latch is sold individually and suited for single-door installations where a non-locking, spring-loaded roller hold is the specified hardware type.

Key Features

• Large nylon roller for quiet, low-friction door latching
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for coordination with architectural door hardware
• Compact form factor: 3.5 inches long, 1.6 inches wide, 1.5 inches tall
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Spring-tension roller holds door closed without a keyed cylinder
• Sold individually, one latch per unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation roller latch for standard interior door edge preparations in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters or finish hardware trimmers using a chisel, drill, and appropriate hole saw or spade bit for the door edge mortise. The door and frame must be properly aligned before installation to ensure consistent roller engagement with the strike plate. Confirm the strike plate location with the door in the closed position before fastening. Follow local building codes for door hardware requirements on fire-rated or accessibility-designated openings.