Magnetic Door Catches are a versatile and discreet solution designed to provide secure closure for various applications such as linen cupboards, wardrobes, double doors, or pantries. This innovative door catch can be conveniently concealed on either the side of the door and frame or on the top of the frame, ensuring a seamless and tidy appearance.

Magnetic Door Catches are a versatile and discreet solution designed to provide secure closure for various applications such as linen cupboards, wardrobes, double doors, or pantries. This innovative door catch can be conveniently concealed on either the side of the door and frame or on the top of the frame, ensuring a seamless and tidy appearance.

1180 Door Magnets Simuilation

An example of how the invisible magnetic door catch works

Features and Specifications:

  • Extra heavy duty concealed magnetic catch suitable for large/heavy interior doors, heavy pivot doors, entrance doors etc.
  • Come in two sizes the 1262 door magnet is 22mm x 8mm and the 1180 door magnet is 25mm x 7mm.
  • Can be used as a substitute for
    •  a roller/ball catch
    • Door latch
    • Linen cupboard latched
    • Wardrobes
    • Double doors
    • Pantries
    • Can be used to strengthen a door closer to keep the door closed
  • As magnets don’t touch (after installation)
    • The catch will never wear out!
    • Lifetime guarantee (for magnetism).
    • Can be painted over.
  • No latch noise when opening and shutting door (unlike a roller/ball catch)
  • Is completely concealed when door closed, no unsightly protruding strike plate lip (unlike a roller/ball catch).
  • Can be used to help keep problem doors shut (e.g. with weak door closers, electric strikes, weak roller mortice locks).
  • Much easier and faster to install than traditional ‘rectangular face’ roller/ball catches and rectangular strike plates etc, due an innovative and patented design/installation process that uses mainly drilling with a 24mm(15/16″) spade or forstner drill bit, and only a minimal amount of chiselling to create the recesses required to flush mount the magnetic assemblies.

An illustration of how a magnetic door catch is fitted to a door.

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