Jiayi Metal Double Push to Open Latch Heavy Duty 2 Pack Magnetic Cabinet Catches Kitchen Door Touch Release Latch for Drawer Closure Push Catch Press Out Cabinet Hardware

I used this for the latch on a hidden shelf door so it would be flush with the wall and not need a handle. The door itself is very big and heavy. It’s 80” x 30” and weighs 75+lbs so I was worried about this working. I purchased 2 and placed one at the top and one at the bottom so that pushing in the middle of the door allows it to open and close. A lot of reviewers are complaining about the screws and magnets but after using these I can safely bet these issues are user error. I first tried using different screws since the reviews said to throw out the ones that come with. By doing this it tightened the latch too much into the wall which caused the pins to not be able to move as they should. The latch also comes with 6 screws, and has 6 holes. 2 at the top, middle, and bottom. I would recommend not using the 2 in the middle as this also seems to overtighten the latch causing the same pin movement issue. The latch also comes with double sided tape which is used for placement. The tape is extremely strong so make sure you measure twice and then measure again before putting it on. I was able to pry one off to adjust it a bit but it was more difficult than it should’ve been being just tape. The ends of the latch also twist to allow some adjustments to fine tune the reach but it’s not a lot of play so try to get the placement as close as possible before screwing them in. Lastly, I found the magnetic power to be just what I needed. It has no issue holding my heavy door in place but also is very easy to pull the door off if needed. It works exactly how it should. If you’re in doubt, just get 2 and you won’t have any issues

I tried 3 other push-pull latches for my large Kitchen lower peninsula cabinet -- each with problems -- before finding this one. It is heavy duty enough for my big 24" x 32" bottom cabinet, opens easily with a firm push, and pops open wide enough so my fingers can easily grab the cabinet door without getting banged up. Also it closes tightly enough so the cab door is flush to rest of cabinet. It has worked so well in my kitchen that I used it in my recently renovated bathroom too -- for the main lower cabinet door of the vanity, where I stand to use the sink. I did not want a cabinet handle to possibly bang my legs against, and again, this push-pull is working perfectly there. I must add that both cabinets I am using this heavy duty push-pull latch in are lower cabs and ones I do NOT go into multiple times a day. For upper cabs that would be used multiple times a day, such a snack cupboard in the kitchen, a more light duty push-pull latch would be better and appropriate.

For the price, the latch exceeds all expectations but the magnets aren’t strong. Where these latches shine is when they are used in conjunction with soft closing euro hinges. The hinges are strong enough to keep the doors closed and gives the cabinet a more luxurious feel without the metal plates. Easy to install, I read some reviews were the directions weren’t clear but honestly it’s just a few screws. They look and feel great. A client of mine just recently asked me where I bought those latches because he wants to replace all his cabinets latches with those.

Good quality for my new bathroom remodeling where we installed a custom lien closet door with this push latch. The door is ~24” wide and 80” tall plywood; pretty heavy. This latch handles it just well. The spring is pretty strong; initially I thought to get this dual latch version but turned out unnecessary. I thought the wood door (see pictures) was too heavy but turned out one latch works just fine now (after the other latch is broken). In addition, the double-push mechanism here just caused more troubles that I didn't realize; it happened frequently that either of the latch failed to engage when pushed to close/open, causing inconveniences. Also, I left very tight space for the push mechanism due to long shelf boards, which could also contribute to the failure. Overall, I still think this is a good latch and I just got a wrong version. Only get this for 2 doors closing at the same line, not 1 door.

These things are working great after 2 years. They are easy to install and are fully adjustable with a quick twist. I like how they operate by pushing in slightly to release the door. I would definitely recommend if this is what you are looking for. They work exactly as described.

I ordered 2 (one for each side of a heavy drawer) and one came obviously used. the adhesive magnet pieces were used and the screw/nail version of the magnets were missing. the screws provided were not the same as the real ones that actually come with it. It’s also VERY much heavy duty. almost too hard to push the trigger to open a drawer. I think it would be waaay too strong for a door. but a drawer could work since it can only push out so far. requires a lot of force to open and close the drawer. maybe I should I have purchased the smaller version with only one trigger on each side instead of the two. installing took some effort and calculation to get right. With this knowledge I would probably still repurchase but smaller version and only for drawers.

These doubles have enough push to open drawers with self closing slides

Love these door latches. Heavy duty construction and easy installation w provided double-sided gel adhesive strips. The double latch design is perfect for double door cabinets. Wish I had thot of this simple but powerful idea. Makes aligning the two push latches a snap. Very impressed w materials, construction, and design.

Great product, used for a hidden door

I was sceptical about this product but works as promised. Holds the doors close and opens with precision. Worth the money spent!!

Fa il suo dovere su porta a filo muro. Spero in una lunga durata.

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