Hook Jamb Latch for Barn Door Frames 1.5 and 3.5 Inch Thick, Cam-Action Zinc, 4 Inch

Introducing the 4-inch zinc hook jamb latch, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This durable cam-action latch is expertly designed to hold wood and metal doors firmly in place against the door jamb, making it an ideal solution for farm and utility buildings. Whether you are securing end gates on stake trucks or reinforcing doors on your property, this latch offers reliable performance and versatility for customers in Grass valley.

• Robust 4-inch hook:Provides a secure hold to keep doors tightly closed, enhancing safety and stability.
• Cam-action mechanism:Ensures smooth and effective latching for both wood and metal doors.
• Right or left hand applications:Designed for flexible installation to suit your specific door setup.
• Pre-punched design:Simplifies installation, saving time and effort during mounting.
• Reversible strike plate:Compatible with door frames that are either 1 and 1/2 inches or 3 and 1/2 inches thick, providing adaptability for various door thicknesses.

This zinc hook jamb latch is perfect for a variety of practical uses in Grass valley. Farmers can secure barn doors or utility building entrances with confidence, while truck owners can rely on it to keep end gates firmly latched during transport. Additionally, homeowners and contractors in Grass valley can use this latch to enhance the security of sheds, workshops, or other outbuildings. Its reversible strike plate and compatibility with different door thicknesses make it a versatile choice for many projects.

In summary, the 4-inch zinc hook jamb latchis an essential hardware component for anyone looking to secure doors effectively in Grass valley, CA. Available at Grass Valley, this latch combines strength, ease of installation, and adaptability to meet your needs. Ensure your doors stay firmly closed and your property remains secure with this reliable latch solution.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.