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Questions and Answers for Design House Oil-Rubbed Bronze Drive in Ball Catch

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Model #204792

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Oil-Rubbed Bronze Drive in Ball Catch
(178)Questions & Answers (22)
  • Boasts a sleek, oil-rubbed bronze finish
  • Typically used on closet doors with dummy knobs or levers
  • Mounting hardware included for simple installation
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Q:Does this come with screws in the matching bronze color? If not, which ones do I need to buy?
by|May 29, 2023
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A:  All installation hardware (screws) is included with our Design House Oil Rubbed Bronze Drive in Ball Catch (2 per Pack).

by|Jun 1, 2023
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    Q:i have a dpor that has a 4 1/2 inch drive in latch on it. how can i replace it without re drilling snother hole
    by|May 21, 2021
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    A:  check with Kwikset locks

    by|Sep 25, 2023
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      Q:will this work on a predrilled prehung door
      by|Jun 8, 2020
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      A:  Yes - the latch cylindar part is standard sized. It will fit in predrilled door.

      by|Jun 10, 2020
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        Q:Trying to decide on full dummy doors not sure if my doors will stay closed since it does not have the latch mechanisms: wondering if these would work to replace mechanism
        by|May 5, 2019
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        A:  Yes. This lets the top of each door "latch" with the top of the frame.

        by|May 9, 2023
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        A:  My doors already had the latch mechanism, they just wore out. These worked perfectly and my doors now remain closed.

        by|May 7, 2023
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        Q:diametter size of ball
        by|Apr 10, 2019
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        A:  About 1/2”

        by|Dec 31, 2020
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          Q:What is the distance (on center) between the two holes in the strike plate?
          by|Nov 28, 2018
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          Q:I need to replace one of these. How do you remove it from the door without damaging the door?
          by|Sep 17, 2018
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          A:  It fits in a drilled hole held secure by friction. Remove it by prying it out of hole with a chisel or flat screwdriver. Try alternating from side to side carefully until it loosens. This should not damage the door but be careful not to leverage from edge of door which could leave marks.

          by|May 6, 2023

            A:  I wrapped around the existing one with blue painters tape then carefully squeezed under the metal edge with a putty knife. (Could also use a small chisel). It took some careful, slow coaxing, but working my way around the edge, I was successful at removing it without damage.

            by|May 6, 2023

              A:  Very simple. Needle nose pliers easily pull out the old ball. The new one just pushes into place.

              by|May 6, 2023

                A:  Just use the tip of a thin screwdriver. Should pop right out. Easy to install. Just pop it in.

                by|Feb 18, 2020
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                  Q:what size hole should i drill for the ball catch
                  by|Mar 4, 2018
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                  A:  I think a 1" bit is too big. I used a 7/8" paddle bit and it was perfect.

                  by|Jan 29, 2020

                    A:  a 1" hole , best to use a paddle bit just don't drill the hole to deep .

                    by|May 5, 2023
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