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Elbow catch 5/8 center to center describes a compact Belwith Keeler catch that is designed to securely close doors, so doors stay shut without a separate lock. As part of the Catches collection, it serves as a mechanical hold-closed point, which keeps door faces aligned and reduces unwanted opening during normal use. The statuary bronze finish defines the visible appearance of the catch, which helps it blend with other statuary bronze hardware in the job. The material is specified as various materials, so metal components work together to create the engaging elbow and strike, giving a positive feel when the door is pushed closed. The 5/8 inch center to center dimension defines the distance between mounting points on the catch body, which guides drilling and layout on the door edge. The catch belongs to the locks and latches category, so it suits situations where a simple catch is preferred over a keyed lock.
This elbow catch uses a 5/8 inch center to center dimension, which provides a precise reference for drilling pilot locations on the mounting surface. The 1-3/8 inch overall length or diameter describes the catch footprint, which helps determine how much flat area is needed on the door or frame. A 1 inch projection keeps the catch extending a defined distance from the surface, which is useful when aligning it with the mating part so engagement feels positive. The 1-1/4 inch width dimension sets the required flat land along the edge, allowing layout that avoids edge breakouts or interference with other hardware. Because it is identified as a catch designed to securely close doors, installers can use these measurements to position it where the elbow can latch reliably under normal door operation.
This Belwith Keeler elbow catch is described as designed to securely close doors, so it suits door applications where a mechanical hold-closed point is needed without a keyed lock. Its category as locks and latches, in the product class of catches, points directly to cabinet and light door situations where controlling door movement is important. The 1-3/8 inch length or diameter and 1-1/4 inch width work well on door edges that have enough flat surface, so the catch can seat firmly against wood or another substrate. A 1 inch projection allows the elbow to extend to meet the mating surface, so the installer can place it near the top or side of a door where engagement is convenient. The statuary bronze finish supports visual alignment with statuary bronze knobs, pulls, and related decorative hardware, creating a unified look along the door face.
The defined 5/8 inch center to center spacing gives a repeatable pattern for hole layout, which helps installers maintain the same position on multiple doors and reduces layout time on production work. With a known 1-3/8 inch length or diameter, the catch can be aligned predictably relative to door edges, which helps keep reveal lines and latch points consistent from cabinet to cabinet. The 1 inch projection value tells how far the working elbow extends from the surface, which aids in setting the mating component so the door closes with a firm, predictable action instead of guessing at the engagement point. A 1-1/4 inch width means the body spans a controlled distance across the edge, which supports good screw spread within the available stile width for stability. Because the material is identified as various materials, the catch is constructed from multiple components working together, which allows the elbow mechanism and body to perform their specific roles in securing the door each time it is closed.
The elbow catch is described as designed to securely close doors, so it suits door situations where a simple mechanical catch is preferred over a keyed lock.
The 5/8 inch center to center dimension sets consistent mounting hole spacing, which simplifies drilling and keeps catch placement uniform across multiple doors.
The 1 inch projection shows how far the catch extends from the surface, which helps align it with the mating part while maintaining clearance between components.
The statuary bronze finish defines the visible color of the catch, allowing it to coordinate with other statuary bronze hardware on the same cabinet or door.
The 1-3/8 inch length and 1-1/4 inch width describe the catch footprint, which helps determine how much flat space is required on the door edge.
The P654-STB designation identifies this specific Belwith Keeler elbow catch, helping match statuary bronze finish and 5/8 inch center to center dimensions on repeat orders.
This Belwith Keeler elbow catch combines a 5/8 inch center to center layout with 1-3/8 inch length, 1 inch projection, and 1-1/4 inch width, giving clear dimensions for planning door edge mounting. The statuary bronze finish lets the catch visually coordinate with other statuary bronze hardware in the same installation. Because it is described as designed to securely close doors, it fills the role of a straightforward hold-closed catch in the locks and latches category. For projects that call for a compact, defined-dimension catch in statuary bronze, this elbow design offers a measured way to secure doors.