Cabinet Magnetic Catch Jiayi 4 Pack Ultra Thin Cabinet Door Magnetic Catch for Drawer Magnets Adhesive Cabinet Latch Magnetic Closures for Kitchen Closet Door Closing Magnetic Door Catch Closer

Awesome little magnets. I tend to have bad luck with little hardware things but these met the marketing claims perfectly. I put a 18x18x38" 3/4" pine blanket box on my wall as a kitchen cabinet and needed to keep the door shut. the lid (now door) fits over a small protruding wooden edge that aligns the lid/door when closed as well as providing a seal for insects that like bedding. It liked to pop open a little bit thanks to the tension of that sealing strip so i wanted magnets. Just one of these 30lb magnets does the trick, takes just enough force to open that slight settling of hinges later on shouldn't mess the system up. Installed an old 60s kitchenaid drawer pull and made a shelf out of a nice slab of 3/4" solid mahogany salvaged from a six dollar drexel side table, paired it with some motion sensing little lights and voila! The magnet and lights really make it nice to use. If you predrill for the little screws in your application and haven't done such work before it's a good idea to indent the center of the intended hole location first, as with these tiny hardware sizes a bit that walks a millimeter off center is going to push these 3/4" wide magnets right off the edge of 3/4" material. One note: the adhesive strips do not bond that well to shellac. I wouldn't expect them to but they don't. if you're wondering. I would install them even if you use the screws like I did as they provide a marginal bit of damping when the door is slammed shut and the adhesive should help prevent the screws from losing grip in stuff like particle board. Also a suggestion to the company: I wasn't sure which magnet strength I needed and would have bought a more expensive $11-13 kit from you with four of the 30lb and two of the heavier duty magnets. I don't know your market like you do but I suspect I'm not the only one who would shell out a few extra bucks for a combo kit. Thanks for the good magnets!

I saw the TV commercials for a similar product and said to myself that I would never buy these. Then came along a project for which they work perfectly. Trouble is I could not find these anywhere locally. I ordered these and they work just fine. They were a good value for the price, locked tightly and strongly, as well coming with quality screws for attachment. They seem to be quality made and should be durable enough for my needs.

It works, kind of. Don't use the included adhesive tape, it will not hold for long. Use the included screws or get your own. After screwing the magnets onto my drawers, they finally stay shut. Very easy to do, takes less than 5 min.

I had these installed minutes after being delivered. I put together a cabinet and the doors would close fully. I didn’t even know something like this existed till I saw an ad. Love that it has adhesive stickers so I didn’t need to drill. Hopefully they stay for a while, but if not they had extras in the pack. Closed those doors right up! The magnet is strong but it doesn’t make it difficult to open the doors.

These are great for crafts or holding closet or cabinet doors closed. Easy to install, and work great.

In a nutshell, the magnet is strong; the double-sided tape is not. Be prepared to either secure these magnets using a strong glue or secure with the accompanying screws. The strength of the magnet (a good thing) over-powers the double-sided tape, so both sides of the magnet end up secured to each other when the door, lid, etc. is opened.

Items delivered on time and packaged well. Items works well.

My home office filing cabinet's drawers would not stay closed. There is nothing wrong with the cabinet. The problem is that over the years, due to too many dry spells (I live in San Antonio notorious for its flexing clay soil), which causes the house's foundation to tilt out of level among other problems. It so happens that my filing cabinet is facing in the downward direction of the tilt. The magnets fix the problem instantly and perfectly. My photos show the typical open position and the difference after the magnet devices were installed. TIPS: I only put the plates on the left side of each drawer. It wasn't necessary to install on both sides. Don't bother with the provided double-side adhesive tape. My experience with tape to hold something substantial in place tells me it will fail sooner or later. I drilled starter holes and used the provided screws to keep the plates tightly in place. As seen in my photos, there is a gap made by a small spacer to keep the drawers from slamming into the cabinet. This lessens the magnetic force, but the problem is fixed!