Dixiao 304 Stainless Steel Round Hidden Recessed Cup Door Lock, Doorknobs, Flush Door Locker, Flat Door Knob, Flat Passage Door Lock, 1 Set

I read a lot of reviews before deciding to purchase this for my RV. On some of the C-Class Sprinter motorhomes with a full wall slide, it can be difficult to enter and exit the bathroom with the slide in for travel. My original door handle would grab my clothing every time I'd exit the bathroom, no matter whether the slide was opened or closed. It was just a lousy choice of door handles. This door latch really fit the bill nicely and completely eliminated the problem. I noticed some reviews said it was difficult to install and there were not instructions. I don't know what they got, but they have easy, if not intuitive instructions both on the order page and in the box. Made to fit doors of just about any normal thickness, it comes with screws that have pre-machined groves so that the length can be easily adjusted for the width of most doors. Pro's: Nice finish (I purchased the brushed stainless steel), feels sturdy, functions as intended, easily installed (I did have to mortice the door, and enlarge the latch hole, but that is to be expected). All hardware was provided including two different types of strikers. Hardware was all of good quality. Cons: None that I could find. Installed in a 2016 Dynamax ISATA3 24FW

i have a really small laundry room and am limited to where i could put the washer and dryer due to the water hookup and vent. when we moved in, i had to take the doorknob off in order to open the dryer. so glad i found this flat doorknob so i can finally close the door! it was easy to install and looks nice considering the good price. it was a standard size and fit right in where the other doorknob was and i didn’t have to change out the existing skid plate which was nice. it seems pretty decent quality and functions just fine. its the exact same color/brushed metal as all the other doorknobs in the house. it’s a pretty niche product so i’m happy i found it so i can have peace and quiet when the w&d are running.

I bought this because our bathroom door hits against a slightly protruding piece of wall and it leaves little room for people to comfortably walk through. The handle works well but it's a wee bit fiddly to pull out if it gets right in the recess. I do like it and it does work sufficiently.

This solved the problem of needing a flat door handle for a swing door that previously had standard US lever handles. A few things to note - 1. I could not use the strike plate because it was very large and had non-standard screw hole spacing. My old strike plate worked fine. 2. The square latch plate was a bit bigger too, fortunately I just needed to knock out wood chips from the four corners of the existing recess with my screwdriver. 3. I had to cut the assembly screws to length. I estimated size by first putting everything together and noting how much screw length was extending out. I used a hand saw, the screws were kind of soft so it didn't take long. 4. The hardest part was getting the screws engaged with the small sockets to get the threads started, and continuing to align the two sides of the handle as you tightened from both sides.

Recessed Cup door lock was just what i was looking for. Solved my problem, installed in 10 mins.

This item is a good idea but the 2 screws sent do not match and there is no way to cut them to fit where they will be equal length AND fit the width of the door. My door is standard exterior door 1 3/4" thick and neither screw can be cut to fit. HOWEVER, I CONTACTED THE SELLER AND THEY OFFERED TO SEND NEW SCREWS OR RETURN THE ENTIRE PURCHASE FOR CREDIT AND REORDER. THEY SAID THE NEW ORDER WOULD CONTAIN THE CORRECT SCREWS. I APPRECIATE THE SELLER'S RESPONSE.

This works exactly as I wanted so I can open my fridge door all the way with a piece of mind and the installation end result is well worth the money. (I was going to have a handyman to change the swing of the pantry door but glad I didn't since it would have cost a lot more and wouldn't have helped in my situation.) My old pantry door knob was in the way and made a few dings on the refrigerator door. See photos. One of the photo shows the dings on refrigerator door by old door knob. The new low profile door knob was easy to install and comes with different shaft length to accommodate your door thickness. I only used the shortest shaft for my application and reuse my existing strike plate already in place. The screws used to secure both plates are also adjustable (It is best if you have a small hacksaw to cut to length or use plier to break off to desired length but be careful not to damage the threads.) A bit tricky to secure the plate since you need to fish the screws and nuts through plates from both side but it doable. One note is to make sure you don't use the hole on the lock cylinder for one of the screw to go through since the lock won't work smoothly if you tighten the two outer plate too much. At least that's my experience.

Good latch. Had them installed by my finish carpenter. Why? Because my builder installed some latched dictated by the elevator company and they are piss poor. Function poorly. I am handy but the doors if damaged during install would cost a great deal 8 ft inside door, 7 ft outside door. Baldwin has a more expensive latch, nicer but runs about $250 each. These $29 and are 85% of the Baldwin. Happy to use these. Recommend these latches.

Great fit

Put it on my garage side door at 150 cm height as additional security knob in term to comply with Quebec pool regulations. You can unlock it from both sides.

Door to basement in my old house (early 1900's) is pretty narrow, and backs onto exterior wall. This reduces clearance needed for knob allowing door to open wider, and not hit the door knob every time I squeeze by to do laundry in the basement. My clearance was low, so had to chisel out the latch hole a little to make room for the pate that secures the latch to the door's edge, but that is a door issue not product issue. Putting the screws in to hold the "knobs" and finding the hole on the other side was a little tricky but just takes patience. It doesn't help that the door knob wants to spring back over the holes, but that makes for a clean finish because the screws are hidden afterwards. Not 5 stars because no instructions (I wouldn't have used them but others would), a little more work to install compared to most knobs at the big box stores, pretty expensive for the quality. But overall, satisfied, as it solves a problem I couldn't solve with other products. More of a $20 product though, I should have ordered the one that was that price but would take a month...but I paid the impatience tax.

This doesn’t fit my door. As the inside latch is not adjustable to fit the size from the edge of the door to the middle of the handle.