Magnetic Cabinet Push Latch (Push-to-Open)
Key points
- Press-to-open with dual magnetic catch
- Handle-free look for frameless cabinets
- Suits left- and right-hand doors
- Corrosion-resistant, smooth sliding action
- Concealed push-to-open fitting helps furniture brands deliver handle-free cabinets with a simple repeatable installation
- The matching drilling template keeps latch placement consistent across a full run of cabinet doors
- Kitchen designers can specify handle-free doors in small apartments and accessible homes, where projecting hardware is a hazard
- Shop and kitchen fitters can add handle-free fronts to an existing door range without new tooling
- A working sample door on the showroom floor lets a customer try the push-to-open action, which explains a handle-free design faster than photographs can
- Handle-free fronts suit a wall of cabinets where a run of handles would break a plain door line
| Type | Dual Magnetic Push Latch |
| Material | Metal + ABS Body |
| Mounting | Concealed Screw Fix |
| Size | 80 x 36 mm Class |
| Style | Handle-Free Push Open |
| Application | Cabinets, Wardrobes, Drawers |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Push-to-open cabinet latch that replaces traditional knobs and handles with a clean, handle-free look. Press the door lightly and the dual magnetic mechanism pushes it open; press again and it pulls back flush, so kitchen cabinets, wardrobes and TV units keep a minimalist profile without exposed hardware. The compact metal-and-plastic body installs inside the cabinet with concealed screws, and the magnetic catch holds the door firmly closed even after years of daily use. Matching screws and a simple drilling template keep installation fast for furniture factories and DIY fitters alike, and the latch suits both left- and right-hand doors with no handed parts to order separately. Because the mechanism sits fully inside the cabinet, the exterior stays uninterrupted - an advantage for frameless, handle-free design programs and modern furniture lines. Built from corrosion-resistant materials with a smooth sliding action, it is a dependable stock item for hardware distributors and cabinet manufacturers supplying the growing handle-free furniture trend. A handle-free front also removes the part that most often works loose on a fitted kitchen, so a manufacturer can cut the callbacks that come from re-tightening knobs and pulls after a year of service. Push-to-open doors are usually specified alongside soft-close hinges in handleless kitchens, so a fitting programme can take both from one supplier and keep the door action consistent from the factory through to the showroom.
