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Magnetic Catch For Inset Doors

Item #
30546
Rating:
96% of 100
18  Reviews
Magnetic Catch For Inset Doors
Magnetic Catch For Inset Doors

Uniquely designed strike plate allows for easy mounting when door and frame are of the same thickness.

(1) Magnetic Catch
(1) Package of #6 x 1/2" screws
More Information
Brand Rockler
Weight 0.0700
Tech Spec
  • 5-11 lbs holding strength
  • Catch body is made of molded plastic
  • Catch body measures 1-15/16"L X 15/32"D x 11/16"H
  • Strike is made from steel
  • Strike measures 1-1/8"L X 1/2"D X 1-1/2"H 1/2" offset
Outlet No
Hardware Type Catches
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Easy to install and adjust
February 17, 2019
Purchased
 8 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Great invention
Tried all the local hardware stores in my area including the big ones. No one carries such a thing and I use these frequently in repairing old antique furniture where nothing else works.
October 20, 2018
Purchased
 4 months ago
Cabinet drawer creep.
Top quality product but, for my specific application, difficult to install on a large kitchen cabinet drawer . . . alignment was my challenge. W/O the extreme help from Sherry & her knowledge, this installation would be a lesson in futility. Works well on one drawer however. another drawer requires more wood trim elevation which needs 1/4â?? longer magnet mounting screws.
November 20, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Beginner
Holds Tight
I took the lock out and just put this magnet in its place. It holds the door tight on my wife's curio cabinet. It was an easy fix.
May 24, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Good alternative
Magnetic catches seem to always be a problem to use on face frame style cabinets or furniture with inset doors without adding blocking or some other secondary structure. This offset bracket eliminates all of that -- it provides an easy, clean way to install magnetic catches. I wish I would have noticed these years ago!
March 3, 2017
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Works just right.
These unit did the job for holding doors in a bathroom vanity that I made for my daughter.
December 21, 2016
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
great catch
holds door secure and opens easily
June 14, 2016
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Worked great...just what I needed
Needed a catch for the doors on an entertainment cabinet. The doors are recessed 1/4" from the face frame. These catches allowed for the offset perfectly.
May 3, 2015
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Used on the door for my...
Used on the door for my new Jazzuci tub. Works great.
March 5, 2011
These are easy to install and...
These are easy to install and work very well. A durable product.
December 13, 2008
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They work the best for this application
Roger C on Jan 16, 2019
only latch that wood work for my 3/4 flush curio cab door
Paul S on Nov 19, 2018
They work the best for this application
Roger C on Jan 16, 2019
Easier to use these catches for inset doors than adding material to the inside of the cabinet to accommodate standard catches.
OASAS on Dec 11, 2018
only latch that wood work for my 3/4 flush curio cab door
Paul S on Nov 19, 2018
One of the existing ones broke
Kenneth R on Oct 16, 2018
fits the project
Arvle M on May 14, 2018
Fits inset door design of vanity
Ron M on May 4, 2018
was reminded by your website at checkout
frank e on Mar 24, 2018
Only catches I could find anywhere for inset doors in face frame cabinets.
Donald J on Oct 31, 2017
I've used them in the past and they work perfectly for inset-doors.
Matthew T on Oct 16, 2017
to build a cabinet
Aaron H on Jun 30, 2017
Building a cabinet
JIM G on May 28, 2017
trade related
James M on Mar 23, 2017
For a curio cabinet I built for my son.
Earl R on Feb 17, 2017
To hold a door closed.
Kenneth C on Jan 29, 2017
Have used magnetic catches before, but like the offset metal bracket for a flush drawer front.
Jim L on Nov 24, 2016
Easy to install and adjust.
MICHAEL W on Nov 4, 2016
My cabinet doors are missing this part.
Jillian W on Oct 5, 2016
quality
Bill D on Aug 7, 2016
used in past. works great when doubled, top and bottom of door
Bob L on Jul 19, 2016
I am tired of having to block out for inset doors- i thought I would give these a try
Louis M on Jul 11, 2016
for cabinetry work. easy to install. Affective.
John M on Apr 25, 2016
application specific and good quality
Christopher G on Mar 16, 2016
I have inset doors
ernest s on Mar 3, 2016
This fits the application I have for flush mount doors
john p on Feb 21, 2016
It looked like a very easy installation for inset doors.
William R on Jan 11, 2016
found on google for flush cabinet doors
David G on Dec 11, 2015
Fast install, effective!
Dan S on Dec 4, 2015
These work best for my inset cabinet doors with non- mortise hinges
James K on Oct 2, 2015
The item fit the specifications for a current project.
Andrew C on Sep 21, 2015
Needed a hidden catch for a bookcase door
James S on Jul 31, 2015
Very easy to install and adjust.
Loren S on Jul 13, 2015
replace existing one
andrea p on May 16, 2015
For use on an antique door we didn't want to tear up to put a new knob/latch in.
Darwin T on Apr 17, 2015
It's was the right application and I've ordered from Rockler before.
Russell T on Apr 14, 2015
For custom office lunchroom cabinets
Janee C on Apr 9, 2015
Easier to use these catches for inset doors than adding material to the inside of the cabinet to accommodate standard catches.
OASAS on Dec 11, 2018
One of the existing ones broke
Kenneth R on Oct 16, 2018
Can this replace kitchen cabinet knob latches? If so, do you use regular knobs on the doors, with this catch on the inside?
Jane G on Jul 19, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I think if the magnet is lined up with the door, it should keep the cabinet door in place. If it is a long or tall cabinet door, I suggest to use two magnets, one higher than the other, especially if the cabinet doors are wood, which tend to change from their original dimensions because of the heat and cooling over the seasons.
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