National Mfg N106-815 Turn Button 1.75 in Zinc 4 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N106-815 is a zinc turn button fastener used to secure cabinet doors, window sashes, tool boxes, and light enclosures. Each turn button rotates to latch or release a panel without tools, making it a practical closure hardware choice for residential and light commercial applications. This pack includes four turn buttons measuring 1.75 inches in length, each supplied with mounting screws for immediate installation. Licensed tradespeople and experienced DIYers install these as functional panel-retention hardware where a simple, tool-free latching method is needed.

These turn buttons are suited for wood, metal, and composite panel assemblies found in residential cabinetry, utility enclosures, and equipment access doors. The zinc construction provides corrosion resistance appropriate for interior and sheltered exterior applications. Each unit in the four-pack includes screws, reducing the need to source separate fastener hardware for the install. Package quantity noted in supplier data is 5 units per package at the distributor level.

Key Features

• 1.75-inch turn button length provides positive panel retention with minimal hardware profile
• Zinc construction offers corrosion resistance for interior and sheltered use
• Four-pack quantity reduces per-unit cost for multi-door or multi-panel jobs
• Includes mounting screws — no separate fastener sourcing required
• Tool-free operation after installation for fast panel access

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose turn button latch for wood and light-gauge metal panel assemblies in residential and light commercial cabinetry, utility enclosures, and equipment access doors.

Installation Notes

Turn buttons are installed by general contractors, cabinet installers, or maintenance technicians using a standard screwdriver. Position the turn button so it clears the panel face when rotated open and seats flush against the panel edge when rotated closed. Pilot holes are recommended in hardwood or metal substrates to prevent splitting or stripping. No power shutdown is required for this hardware unless the enclosure being secured houses energized electrical components.