Precision PLS12PRO Concealed Magnetic Catch, Stainless Steel

Used two of these (one for each door) on our bedroom cupboard. Works perfectly and love the quality and size.

The builder installed a light duty roller latch for our 8 foot fiberglass front door with a large contemporary pull handle. Needless to say, it did not keep the door closed well and a wrong wind or a slight lean against the door would make it open. I had to always keep the deadbolt locked even it I went out to the mailbox in front of our house.I finally found this magnetic catch and it works like a charm! It was very easy to install and the instructions downloaded from their website were very clear. The included shims allows you to adjust the door for however much "catch" you need for your application. Very happy with this product!

Installed a Dutch door with a long split pull handle. Do to not having a traditional lever or knob with latch so the only way to keep the door closed was to flip the deadbolt. This magnet works fantastic at keeping the door closed without locking. Magnet is strong and really pulls the door shut even from a few inches away.

Using an auger drill to sink a hole in the top of the door, and the same in the jamb, these magnets just screw in and are covered by a metal disc. Very neat and work perfectly. Comes with spacers to get the gap and strength of attraction as required.

Being a woodworker trying out some new things, I purchased these in hopes that I wouldn't need to use door stops. I have built two cherry cabinets that are approximately 7ftx4ftx1.5ft - very large cabinets. The doors are both 0.75in and are inset and the cabinet is frameless. I have a stile and rail concept with the doors, where I have 3 large sections of the door that will hold glass panels when I am done with the finishing process (not there as of the creation of this review - thus, the doors are very light, relatively speaking). I was hoping that installing these on the top and bottoms of the door would work but I was wrong. The doors are not very heavy, and these might have worked had I not had special hinges that are also soft close. The hinges are much stronger than the magnets (even with the bumpers/spacers that come with these magnets). The magnets almost work but are too weak for my application. I used a total of 8 of these magnets (so about $80 total). The hinges that I am using pull slightly past flush and so the magnets are just not strong enough to hold the doors without stops. I ended up just using stops with the soft close hinges, though it's not as clean as I'd like. The concept is nice and the product is clean, but I would imagine these would only work for an application like mine if I had basic hinges.