Deltana CHK4 Cabin Swivel Hook, 4"

Everything needed is in the bag. Each CHK4 ships individually poly bagged with one hook, one eye, and mounting hardware, sold by the each. Nothing else is supplied, so if you are mounting into hollow core, drywall, or masonry you will want your own anchors for that substrate.

No. The CHK4 is a residential-duty hook and eye held by surface screws, not a security device, and it will not stand in for a deadbolt or a code-compliant door latch on a dwelling unit entry. Use it where you want a door or gate held open against wind, a cabinet or shutter kept from swinging, or a light secondary catch on an interior door. For a rental entry that needs real resistance, order a keyed deadbolt or a proper night latch instead.

The length sets the gap the hook can bridge, so measure from where the hook body will land to where the eye will land before choosing. The CHK4 gives about 4 inches of reach, which suits a cabinet door, a shutter, or a door held a few inches off the stop. If you need a door pinned back further from the wall, or the eye has to land on a jamb well past the door edge, the 4 inch is too short and you want a longer cabin hook.

Nine, so it can be matched to most existing door hardware: PVD Polished Brass, Polished Brass, Antique Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Brushed Nickel, Antique Nickel, Polished Chrome, Brushed Chrome, and Paint Black. If you are matching hinges and knobs across a building, PVD Polished Brass is the version with the physical vapor deposition coating rather than lacquered brass, which is the one to pick for exterior or high-touch openings where lacquer wears through.

Solid brass, both hook and body, with the finish applied over it. That matters in two places: brass will not rust in a bathroom, laundry, or a covered porch the way a plated steel hook does, and it can be filed or drilled without exposing a different base metal underneath.

Yes, it is built for both. Deltana lists the cabin hook for doors and cabinets, for holding open and for latching closed, and at 4 inches it is short enough to sit sensibly on a cabinet stile without overhanging. The only real constraint is screw purchase: both the hook plate and the eye need solid wood or a proper anchor behind them, since the whole load goes into those fasteners.

They are sold individually. Each unit is one hook with its matching eye and screws in its own poly bag, so a job needing twelve openings is ordered as twelve. Price shown is per unit, not per pair or per box.