National Mfg N208-561 Bright Brass Catch 2 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N208-561 is a bright brass catch sold in a 2-pack. A catch is a small hardware fastener used to hold doors, cabinet doors, or panels in a closed position. This model measures 2.25 inches by 0.875 inches and features a bright brass finish for corrosion resistance and a polished appearance. It is a standard mechanical catch suited for light-duty residential and commercial cabinetry, furniture, and millwork applications. Carpenters, cabinetmakers, and general contractors install this type of hardware during finish work or as a retrofit replacement on existing doors and panels.

This catch is appropriate for residential cabinet doors, lightweight interior doors, and furniture panels where a simple, reliable latching mechanism is needed. The compact profile fits standard door and frame assemblies without requiring special routing or preparation. The bright brass finish suits traditional and transitional interior styles. It is packaged on a card for retail or job-site distribution and is sold as a 2-pack, making it practical for multi-door installations or keeping a spare on hand.

Key Features

• Bright brass finish provides a polished appearance and corrosion resistance for interior applications
• Compact 2.25 inch by 0.875 inch profile fits standard cabinet and door frames
• 2-pack packaging supports multi-door installs or provides a backup unit
• Carded packaging for easy job-site or retail handling
• Mechanical catch design requires no power or special tools for installation

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or new-installation catch for residential and light commercial cabinet doors, furniture panels, and interior doors where a small bright brass catch hardware fitting is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters, cabinetmakers, or general contractors using basic hand tools such as a screwdriver or drill with a small bit. Ensure the door or panel is properly aligned before fastening the catch and strike to avoid binding. No power shutoff is required for hardware of this type, but work on cabinet assemblies should be completed before finish coatings are applied to avoid surface damage.