Replacing a worn RV cabinet catch? A door that pops open may have a damaged latch, a missing striker or hardware that no longer lines up. Before ordering a replacement, inspect both the catch and the receiving piece. This reference helps identify JR Products barrel, roller, magnetic, positive, spring-loaded and push-release designs by exact part number.
Check three things on the original cabinet
Simple catch-identification illustrations
These sketches illustrate general operating principles, not the physical proportions or screw-hole locations of any JR part.
Cabinet catch and strike part-number guide
| Exact JR number | Hardware style | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| JR 70205 | Barrel / friction | Brown plastic barrel style; six-piece set |
| JR 70215 | Friction and clip | White nylon and metal friction catches; pair |
| JR 70225 | Double roller with clip | Silver double-roller design with clip receiver; pair |
| JR 70235 | Double roller with prong | Black double-roller design with prong receiver; pair |
| JR 70275 | Magnetic | Magnetic catch with flat and right-angle mounting brackets |
| JR 70325 | Concealed positive | Brown plastic concealed engagement for overhead-style cabinet closures |
| JR 70395 | Pull-to-open | Silver pull-release catch; check its mating piece |
| JR 70435 | Spring-loaded | Black spring-loaded catch; check its corresponding strike |
| JR 70445 | Large replacement strike | Manufacturer-matched large strike for the 70435 family |
| JR 70455 | Push-to-open | Silver aluminum catch, operated by pushing the closed door |
| JR 70465 | Small replacement strike | Smaller strike reference; verify its paired catch model |
A double-roller catch is another common source of confusion: JR 70225 uses a clip, while 70235 uses a prong. If the receiver has been lost, do not order a different roller catch simply because both have two rollers.
Product photos and matching catalog listings
Use these links to compare the particular JR models sold by UsedRVParts. Check the individual listing for current inventory, condition, and the actual items supplied. A catalog product photo is not automatically a photograph of an individual used part.
Before installing a replacement
Make sure screws will hold securely in the cabinet material, the door closes squarely and the mating strike aligns without forcing the catch. If a catch repeatedly pulls loose, inspect the underlying cabinet material rather than simply fitting a stronger latch.
For eligible used parts, viewing and pickup in Kelowna are available by appointment. Arrange a visit before coming in.
Need a holder that keeps an exterior door open rather than a catch that keeps a cabinet shut? See our JR Products exterior door-holder identification guide.