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Good door catch with absolutely horrible screws. You need to drill pilot holes but don't be surprised if the screws still fail when using a hand screwdriver. The heads twisted off of two screws. Had to reposition the catch in order to drive fresh screws. I'd pay a couple dollars more for better screws. Saves me a trip to the hardware store.

For what these are, cabinet latches, they are expensive. However I have never installed any magnetic catches of this type that were as easy as these. The sticky gel tape that is supplied, makes alignment of the catch plate super easy. The ease of installation makes them worth the price. Yes, I highly recommend them and if I need more I will buy them again.

I bought these magnet catchers for my cabinets and the catchers themselves are of great quality. The adhesive option makes it really easy to install the metal plate. But the screw are of cheap quality, they are really hard to screw on even with a drill, they kept on slipping and lost a few of them. The screws don’t attach to magnetic screw drivers. The screws are the only reason I gave a low rating for this product.

I used these to replace a number of 20 year old magnetic latches in the custom, flush door cabinets in our kitchen and dining room:- They're more compact (though the magnetic part fit the existing screw holes) and less obtrusive.- The stainless steel is attractive.- The adhesive strips are useful to hold the plates in place long enough to drill starter holes for the screws, much easier than trying to mark where they go; a time saving feature.- They hold the doors closed securly but aren't so…

Reduced rating because package was opened and was missing some adhesive strips. Not returning as can still mount without. Made installation a bit trickier without them. Product itself works as expected

Design and installation are good, but the magnets are so weak that they don't do anything to hold any cabinet doors or drawers closed. They can only just barely hold up their own weight when not attached to a door or drawer.

Very strong. Works to keep my pet hamster out of our kitchen cupboards that won't close properly. I wish both magnetic pieces, not just one, had a sticky strip to help install.

These did not have the double sided sticky tape on them as shown in picture's and videos. This was one of the reasons I chose this item. It still served it's purpose but description is misleading.

The product is pretty much as described, but some things are subjective. The magnets are described as strong, but compared to other cabinet magnets I have installed, I would rate them as medium strength. Great for kitchen cabinets, but not strong enough for garage use.

Nice solid magnets but the screws are pointless. They are cheap and break.Go ahead and buy new screws if you choose these. Magnets work well but the screw are not useable. It's nice that the magnet plate is adhesive and you get a perfect placement.

These were a breeze to install. Very sturdy. There were a few of the strike plates that wouldn’t set with the adhesive tape. Other than that no issues.

While the adhesive tape is too thin and small, and not enough for every piece. The magnets and plates are good quality.all metal and no plastic.

We bought a 60 year old house built in 1962 and we love it. It has the original wood cabinets in the kitchen that are made of solid wood. Not sure if it's old pine or oak or something else but it had roller style latches for the kitchen cabinets. Some of the latches had been replaced over time, but some look like the originals. Over time, the latches had tons of wear. Some still worked okay, but several were not working well. I decided to replace all of them with these magnet latches.I could…

Here are the problems there is no adhesive on the magnet to show you where to install the magnet that is suposto be separated by the main magnet and in order to get this to work half way decent it has to match up almost perfectly for you to get any kind of hold from the magnet. The main problem for me was the fact that even with proper placement the magnets are not strong, not even joking. I wasn't expecting an excellent hold for the money but seriously they can't even withstand less than the…

The door on the antique oak wash stand that I use as a night table would never stay closed, so I needed a magnetic catch to keep it from swinging open with the slightest floor vibration. The bronze finish on this stand allows it to blend in with the color of the wood and the weathered drawer and door pulls and the magnet is just strong enough to hold the door shut without making it too difficult to open.It's the perfect combination of design and functionality for my needs.

After these are installed, they work fine. Getting them installed, correctly can be a bit of a challenge.Although there is a slot for where the screws go, all it needs is a hole.I put the screws all the way to the back of the slot, because every time you open that door, the magnet wants to go with the metal plate/door.The screws work great for the plates, tapered holes, tapered screws, works great.The magnets are not tapered, and will slide on the screws.Because my cabinet doors have little…

Excellent magnetic latches for kitchen cabinet door (in my case). I taped the magnet to the door frame, drilled 3/32 holes, easy. The company gives you "adhesive" (actually sticky stuff you peel right off) strips that are two sided. Use that to put the metal piece onto the magnet, close the door on it, and then open the door and the metal piece sticks to the door! Drill two more holes, done! :-)

I got these because my cat likes to open the cabinets and walk all over things and knock things down. When you open the pack, the metal plate is strongly attracted to the magnet, but when you mount it, the added weight of the cabinet makes it very easy to open, and it is not very effective. As for mounting, as long as you know what you are doing, no problem, otherwise getting the tiny metal plate to line up perfectly with the tiny magnet is a real hassle. So, not easy to install and not strong…

Why any window installer would use plastic window latches is bizarre as the sun will turn them brittle within a couple of years and then they are dust - these ones are built for sun country

Be aware that if you purchase these magnets, you will need to go to the hardware store and purchase your own screws to do the install. First off, the screws sent by the seller are so cheaply made that the head of the screw will simply twist and break off before you screw it in all the way so it is tight. Secondly, the seller has sent only flat head screws which would normally work fine for the metal piece that attaches to the cabinet door (if they did not break so easily). But you will need pan