RV Labs ROKR Locking Drawer Latch

Keep your drawers and doors exactly where you left them, no matter how rough the road gets. The ROKR latch (formerly branded RV Labs) combines a sleek handle/pull with a secure locking latch in one elegant piece of hardware — designed by Brett Hogan after nearly a decade working in the RV industry.

The design is as functional as it is simple: a quick finger-pull unlocks the latch instantly, while "positive latching" keeps drawers and doors held firmly shut through washboard roads, sharp turns, and everything in between. No rattling, no popping open at the worst possible moment.

Each latch is precision-made in Australia for long-term durability in the demanding RV and van-build environment, and installs easily with basic tools.

Available in multiple finishes and sizes to match your build — Stainless Steel, Matte Black, Brushed Brass, and a 23.5-carat Gold Plated option, in both 42mm (1.65") and 100mm (3.93") lengths.

Select quantity for number of latches you need.

Highlights

• 2-in-1 design: door/drawer pull + secure latch
• Positive latching keeps doors and drawers closed on the move
• Simple finger-pull operation, easy one-handed use
• Premium hardware, made in Australia
• Multiple finishes and sizes to match any interior

Note: RV Labs is transitioning to the ROKR name — product function is unchanged, though units may ship with white or black plastic backing during the transition.

Installation Notes

• Mounting screws aren't included, since the right length depends on your door/drawer material thickness — #8 screws are recommended, sized appropriately for a solid hold. Longer screws (for thicker fronts) mean a stronger hold.
• Each door or drawer needs its own latch and matching catch; for drawers, we recommend installing a mounting rail for the catch. A 1-3/16" Forstner bit works well for drilling the catch opening — use the hole in the catch's center to mark your drill point.
• Leave roughly 1/8" of clearance between doors and drawers so the latch handle has room to swing through.
• A dab of WD-40 or silicone spray on the latch mechanism after install helps it operate smoothly — reapply if you notice any friction.
• If the latch feels stiff or won't release freely, try backing off the mounting screws slightly (about a quarter turn) until it loosens up.
• For a lever assist when opening, use your knuckles against the door/drawer frame to make the pulling motion easier.