🚪 Enhance Your Closet Doors with JQK Closet Door Ball Catch Hardware – Stainless Steel, Adjustable, Brushed Satin Finish, 2 Pack! Review

Easy to install, these ball latches will add flair when you're refreshing a room and replacing outdated brass hardware with something new and modern. The only downside is the screws that come with it. They're probably fine for new installs, but I found the mounting screws to be too small for replacing existing hardware. Much smaller than the screws I removed from the brass fittings. In some cases this meant I had to look for other screws to attach them. A slightly larger screw would help.

I bought a couple of used/returned packs of these latches for my closet doors. I figured I wouldn't care if it was scratched or the packaging damaged. It looks like one of the wall panels was missing from one of the packages and I contacted the seller and they immediately said they would send me one. After 2 days I received the package. They sent not just a wall panel, but a whole new package containing two bars and panels. They look like really nice fangs with metal design. You will feel a…

My wife and I remodeled our entire home from standard brass handles and latches to matte black. These were some of the final things that needed to be worked out to complete the project. I really appreciated the adjustable tension that allows you to fine-tune the resistance to opening and closing the door. They are only painted matte black and I knew that when I bought them. The metal ball rubbing on the latch left the paint rubbed off. No problem, I actually like it as an accent line. But…

I used these on the French doors that open to our main bathroom. Liked: Quality parts with a finish to match our other door hardware. Easy installation and configuration. Dislikes: This is probably not required, but I'd feel better if there was a threaded locking ring to hold the set position after making adjustments. Other reviewers said it wasn't necessary. I just installed it yesterday and am curious to see if the hardware will move over time and require readjustment or the use of thread…

So we have two doors that hide the washer and dryer from the hallway. doors are good. Corridor is good, washer and dryer are good. However, I don't really like seeing a washer and dryer, so the doors are good, or rather they would be if the doors stayed closed. They didn't stay closed so I pulled out my chair to look up to see where the latch was. Guess what! Balls and feathers are gone! just left Where did you go? I'll never know if they were removed by the previous owner, never installed, or…

All old gold door handles replaced with oil bronze. Some of my doors also had gold locks. This novel oil bronze ball clasp was a direct replacement. What's really nice is how easy it is to adjust the ball up and down. This makes it ideal for closing and opening. My only small issue was that the strike plate was a bit smaller compared to the original, but I was able to install them without drilling or modifying the door. I was just looking at where the ball would hit the plate, they screw into…

First, I consider myself an above-average manual autodidact. I'm giving myself a "D" because I haven't researched this topic further. DISCLAIMER This is my first attempt at installing one of these. First, the quality seems generally good. Second, absolutely no installation instructions. Third, if you don't want to buy the right size Forstner bit, I don't know what size I need because "there is no guide/instructions. 16, but it's still too big, which might work in this design." because they use…

These door latches are great in my experience. I gave the installation a 4 simply because the way of installing such a closure can require some effort depending on the installation situation and I wanted to make that clear. If you have enough clearance between the door and frame at the top, you won't need to gouge or cut wood for the striker clearance. This is a problem. The other understands that you will need to drill a hole in the top of the door to insert the ball latches and depending on…

Used for a dog guard and a wooden screen door. The gate was quite heavy, but the dogs were small. The adjustable tension allowed the gate to be set so that it didn't require much human effort to open and close, yet was strong enough that the dogs didn't push. The screen door was the same. There are two ways to set the tension. One is to screw in or out the barrel on the front of the firing pin to engage the groove of the ball on the side of the post. If that's not enough for you, there is a…