Trimco 1554 Heavy-Duty Roller ...
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Trimco 1554 Heavy-Duty Roller Latch with latch body and strike plate, satin chrome finish

Trimco 1554 Heavy-Duty Roller Latch

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Trimco 1554 Heavy-Duty Roller Latch

The Trimco 1554 is a heavy-duty roller latch engineered for sliding, pocket, and barn door applications. Its 1-1/8" x 2-1/4" faceplate drops directly into a standard 161 cylindrical/tubular door prep, no custom boring required. An adjustable nylon roller lets the installer dial in the closing force on-site. Body is manufactured from brass or bronze for long-term durability in commercial environments. Available in seven finishes and three strike configurations (A, B, or C Strike) to match existing hardware and frame conditions.

Product Features

  • Designed for sliding, pocket, and barn door applications
  • Fits standard 161 cylindrical/tubular door prep, no custom boring required
  • 1-1/8" x 2-1/4" faceplate
  • Adjustable nylon roller: customize closing force in the field
  • Brass or bronze construction for commercial-grade durability
  • ADA compliant
  • Available in 7 finishes: Bright Brass (605), Satin Brass (606), Oil Rubbed Bronze (613), Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze (613E), Matte Black (622), Bright Chrome (625), Satin Chrome (626)
  • Three strike options: A Strike, B Strike, C Strike

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

ADA Compliant:
Yes
Product Group:
Door Trim and Accessories
Product Subgroup:
Door Latches and Catches
Product Type:
Sliding, Pocket & Barn Door Solutions
Subcategory:
Door Latches and Catches
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Series:
1554 Series
Healthy Hardware:
Yes
Product Category:
Door Trim and Accessories
Department:
Door Hardware

Trimco TRI-1554.626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Trimco 1554 roller latch fit a door that's already bored for a knob or lever?
Yes. The 1554 drops into a standard 161 cylindrical/tubular prep, so if the door already carries a 161 bore, no new boring is needed. A 161 prep is the common commercial cylindrical prep: 2-1/8 inch cross bore, 1 inch edge bore, 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch backset. The 1554 faceplate is 1-1/8 x 2-1/4 inches, which is the standard face mortise that goes with that prep, so the existing edge cutout normally takes it as-is.
2) Can a roller latch like the Trimco 1554 be used on a fire-rated door?
No. A roller latch holds a door shut by spring pressure on a roller, so it releases under a straight push or pull and never latches positively into the strike. Fire-rated openings require positive-latching hardware that stays engaged under pressure. Use the 1554 on non-rated sliding, pocket, and barn door openings, and specify a latchset or lockset with a true latchbolt where the door is part of a rated assembly.
3) What holds a pocket or barn door closed if there's no latchbolt?
The Trimco 1554 uses a spring-loaded nylon roller that rides over the strike and seats behind it, holding the leaf closed by friction until someone pulls it open. There is no bolt to throw and no key involved, which is why it suits sliding, pocket, and barn doors where a conventional latch would have nothing to latch into and nowhere to swing a lever. If the opening needs to be secured rather than just held shut, the 1554 is the wrong part and you want a locking device instead.
4) My roller latch pops open on its own, or the door is too stiff to open. Is the Trimco 1554 adjustable?
Yes, and that's the point of it. The nylon roller on the 1554 adjusts in the field, so the installer dials the closing force up when a door drifts open and backs it off when tenants complain the door takes too much pull. That adjustment happens at the door with the latch in place, not by ordering a different part, which matters when you're setting the same hardware across a run of openings that don't all hang the same way.
5) Does the Trimco 1554 come with a strike, or do I order that separately?
The strike is part of the order, not an add-on. You pick A Strike, B Strike, or C Strike when you select the latch, and it ships as that configuration. The three exist so the strike can be matched to the frame condition and the hardware already on the opening, so check what's in the jamb before you choose, particularly if you're swapping out an older roller latch and leaving the existing frame prep alone.
6) Is the Trimco 1554 roller latch ADA compliant for a school or healthcare opening?
ADA compliant, yes. A roller latch is opened with a straight push or pull, so there's no knob to grasp, no lever to turn, and no wrist twisting to operate the door, which is the operable-hardware requirement that trips up conventional latches. Combined with brass or bronze construction rated for commercial use, it fits institutional openings where the accessibility spec has to hold across the whole facility.
7) I need the Trimco 1554 to match the bronze and black hardware already in the building. What finishes are there?
Seven, and they cover the usual commercial palettes: Bright Brass (605), Satin Brass (606), Oil Rubbed Bronze (613), Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze (613E), Matte Black (622), Bright Chrome (625), and Satin Chrome (626). Those are the standard BHMA finish numbers, so 626 on the 1554 is the same satin chrome designation as 626 on the levers and closers already hanging in the building. Each finish is available with all three strike options.
8) Will a roller latch hold up on a high-traffic commercial door, or is it a residential part?
Built for commercial duty. The 1554 body is brass or bronze rather than stamped steel or plastic, and Trimco lists it as a commercial product, not a residential one. Brass and bronze don't corrode or fatigue the way lighter latch bodies do under repeated cycling, so it holds up on the openings a property manager cycles hardest, and the roller itself is nylon so it wears against the strike quietly instead of metal on metal.
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Does the Trimco TRI-1554.626 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Trimco TRI-1554.626 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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