

🔐 Lock in style and peace of mind—because your adventure deserves no loose ends!
The OCGIG 5 PCS Push Button Latch Cabinet Door Locks offer a polished, durable solution for securing cabinets and drawers in RVs, yachts, and campers. Made from zinc alloy and ABS, these keyless push-button locks fit standard 15-18mm thick doors and come with installation hardware for easy setup. Their robust design prevents accidental openings during travel, combining functionality with sleek aesthetics.







| ASIN | B07MHBQ1TR |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #52,105 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #82 in Cabinet & Furniture Locks |
| Brand | OCGIG |
| Color | Electroplated Silver-5PCS |
| Control Method | Push Button |
| Controller Type | Push Button |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (647) |
| Date First Available | December 30, 2018 |
| Finish | Polished |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Handle Material | Zinc |
| Included Components | Installation Hardware |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 10.6 ounces |
| Item model number | OCG-TL204 |
| Lock Type | Push Button Lock |
| Manufacturer | OCGIG |
| Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, Zinc |
| Number of Pieces | 5 |
| Package Dimensions | 4.69 x 3.74 x 3.58 inches |
| Part Number | OCG-TL204 |
| Shape | Square |
| Special Feature | Key Unlock |
| Special Features | Key Unlock |
| Style | Elegant |
| Usage | Cabinets, Drawer |
F**R
Good quality, equal to OEM in my opinion
I bought 6 boxes totaling 30 pieces to replace the 20 year old ones on our boat and we are VERY HAPPY with the result. These seem to be very good quality, equal to the originals. Was uncertain about purchasing, so many of these things seem to be cheaply made, but these are good ones. No need for drilling new holes, very easy swap out.
R**.
Happy with the latches
Perfect for my cabinet.
S**Y
They'll do the job...BUT
These door catches will do the job, but they're plastic and on the cheap side. With extended use, I'll have to replace them and when I do, I'll invest in some beefier ones. They feel loose after being mounted and they don't always engage on the first push/pull, which is frustrating, but as I said, they'll doo the job for now.
S**.
Will replace broken latches and look like high quality finish. Some adjustments needed.
The latches are shipped well packaged but not in a padded box, so check carefully for crush damage from the transportation. The product is lower cost than factory parts, and feels like it may not last for long under heavy use or rough stress. Be prepared with cabinetry woodworking tools before you start. Our cabinets were 20 years old, and the worn out latches were installed with a hole size slightly smaller than the chrome decoration ring provided with these latches. Every cabinet door had to be drilled with a one inch spade bit to be slightly larger than one inch in diameter. This is probably due to a slight difference in inches to metric conversion and the use of a worn or old tool at the factory that built the cabinets 20 years ago. We also found that the existing original metal tabs could be kept in most cases, but some of the latches and doors were installed with insufficient engagement to keep the doors and drawers securely closed. The new latches are slightly different, so the locked position of the sliding lock was too far from the metal tabs. We had to install shims under some tabs to make the new lock engage the metal tabs properly. We were not able to use the very small short metal tabs that were provided, because the original latches were installed with much better and much larger tabs that included wide base area with slots to allow fine adjustment. Another discovery was that the door and drawer closed position must be adjusted by moving the metal tabs on the fixed part so that there is at least two millimeters or a sixteenth of an inch free play when the latch is locked. This is extremely important to set before you close and lock a new latch into an old door. If the lock is engaged and the door is tight against the frame, the lock cannot be released due to friction. You then must use high force to press in on the door, bending it inward while pressing the button to release the lock. I don't think any of our observations are a result of design or quality problems with this product. It is common to find these issues with retrofit of new parts on old construction from decades in the past. We did buy a generous supply of extra latches to keep for future use in case any of the new latches break in the future. It is a good way to make sure that a replacement part you install years from now will be an exact match to the others.
A**K
The plastic parts turned to gooey bubble gum and the lock fell apart- more chinese crap
The plastic parts turned to gooey bubble gum and the lock fell apart- more chinese crap
L**.
Work great to replace the broken ones I have
Update and replace Easy to install Looks good
H**T
Satisfied
I might need more, very satisfied
J**S
Cheap feel—didn't even bother installing
I bought these latches for a van build and immediately knew they weren't going in. The second I took them out of the bag, I could tell they weren’t going to cut it. Yes, they probably work so I'll rate them two stars, but the build quality just screams “temporary fix.” There’s a ton of play in the mechanism, and the plastic feels flimsy. If you care about durability or long-term use—especially in a van or anything mobile—look for something metal or better built. These just aren’t worth the install.
R**R
Parfait pour la van
A**Q
Quality is low Light plastic
J**D
These are great.
J**G
Acheté pour assurer que nos portes d'armoires de notre van campeur reste bien fermées. Facile de vérifier si nos portes d'armoires sont toutes bien fermées juste en regardant on peut voir si les boutons sont tous bien enfoncés.
C**I
Pour élément rangement dans un camping car
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