Southco C3-810 Series Passivated Plastic Grabber Catch Side Mount Concealed Push-To-Close Latch with Black Spring, 44N Pullup, Black (Pack of 2)

Good Product

Expensive, does not last and needs to be replaced before intended life

Very satisfied with order would have liked to order more at the time but it stated only 6 in stock so had to pay frt. on lesser qty. Frt. would have been the same on 10 if they would have been in stock but guess will have to order more later. Product was just what I wanted, was a little concerned about how many lb pull to order but these seem to work fine

very good price know redrill new holes

Exactly what I needed and a direct replacement.

replaced and identical broken part. fit fine, as expected

The latch on the roll out pantry on my motor home broke after 17 years. It was clearly a fatigue failure. I found the Southco marking on the original but there was no part number. Figuring the weight of the pantry was substantial when loaded I chose the 10 lbm pull model. I was counting on the holes to line up the same but alas, the protruding catch is wider than the original so I had to drill new holes for that part. The grabber piece aligned perfectly with the existing holes. Pretty quick fix although I had to remove the pantry face to ensure proper alignment with the grabber using the old, broken catch and marking the edge of the strike on the cabinet. I took off a star because these did not come with mounting screws. Fortunately I retained the screws from the original so I didnt have to make that trip to the hardware store! The protruding catch piece is more substantial than the original -- but the holes are wider so drilling new ones is required.

Exact fit. Work well. Time will tell about durability, so Ill update later.

Exactly as advertised.

My RV has the exact latch, Southco, and on my last trip all my dishes were on the floor. Since I use Corelle, no problem, other than picking them up. But it was partly my fault, I hadnt used any non slip in the cabinet, and the latch was iffy. I believe the one I took out was rated as a 5#, but if you can tell the color of the spring, you have better eyes than me. I replaced it with the 10# spring. All the holes lined up, and I was good to go. I was afraid Id have to jerk on the cabinet, but the 10# feels more like 4#. (The old 5# felt like 1#) It will be fine!