Door Catches

Door catches are mechanical door hardware designed to keep doors securely closed without needing a traditional lock. These essential door fasteners typically consist of a catch and strike plate, ensuring the cabinets and doors remain shut or in a specific position when needed. A door catch is typically made from rugged materials, including plastic, steel, brass, and nylon, ensuring long-lasting and smooth functionality. Additionally, these door components come with screw fixations with different fixing holes to suit various doors and cabinets. 

Why Buy Door Catches?

You should buy door catches for various reasons. They offer a simple and cost-effective way to keep a variety of doors closed without requiring a locking mechanism. This is particularly useful for doors that you want to close firmly and prevent from swinging open due to drafts or uneven surfaces. Additionally, door catches are also easy to install and provide a clean, minimalist look as they often remain hidden when the door is closed. 

View Our Best-in-Class Door Catches:

We offer quality push-to-close door catches to suit your needs and applications. Our selection includes:

• Ball Catches – These catches feature a spring-loaded ball bearing designed to offer a firm, adjustable holding force. They provide a clean look and are used on doors where a handle isn’t required.
• Magnetic Catches – A magnetic door catch uses the power of magnetism to hold the door closed. It offers a reliable and gentle closing action and is common in cabinet doors, particularly in kitchens and bathrooms.
• Grabber Catches – Also called spring catches or touch latches, these have a spring-loaded arm or plunger designed to prevent doors from swinging open. They are ideal for doors that need to open with a simple push and are often used on modern, handle-less cabinet doors and vehicles.
• Push Latches – Also called touch latches, push latches operate with a push-to-close and push-to-release mechanism. They offer a clean and seamless look and are used in modern drawers, furniture, and cabinet doors.
• Roller Catches – A roller door catch has a spring-loaded roller that engages with a lip or groove on the strike plate. These catches provide a smooth closing action and are commonly used for double doors and closets and various door styles.

Typical Uses of Door Catches:

Door catches are versatile door hardware widely used in a variety of applications, including:

• Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets
• Furniture Doors
• Interior Doors
• Hatch Doors and Access Panels
• RV and Boat Cabinets
• Craft Projects and Boxes.