Typical stalls have bolt latches, which take two hands to operate. That makes for tricky maneuvering if you've got a lead rope in one of those hands. The receiving side of our finger latch is an adjustable striker plate, which allows you to give your stall door a slight push to secure it. Without this adjustable plate, the latch would clang loudly, sounding more like a Chevy than a Rolls Royce.