Mousike Magnetic Door Catch Heavy Duty 90lb Door Magnets with Strong Magnetic for Kitchen Cupboard Wardrobe Closet Cabinet Door Drawer Latch (2 Pack))

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Got these to use as a doorstop/catch for my wooden gate. I installed one, wasn't strong enough, installed another one directly underneath it. The magnetic force was then way too strong. Stupid me, I should have been more careful about where to place the magnet. I took off the one on top and kept the one underneath. It works great! A very strong magnet, perfect for what I am using it for.

Strong magnets on the ones I got even though some reviews say the magnets are not that strong. I used them for a the doors on my DIY movable cabinet made out of 3/4 plywood so I used the screws. It is nice that you can use the slotted or fixed screw holes depending if you need adjustments. They keep the door closed while moving it around. I don't know the strength of the adhesive.

we bought some closet doors from a supplier and didnt come with the ball latches. As a builder I actually prefer these over the ball latches now. How smooth the doors are now, and not scuff up ball plates to look at or drag.

Easy to install. Extremely strong magnetism. I wish there was a better explanation/analogy for the buyers to understand the strength of the magnetism to have better understanding to make a more knowledgeable selection when buying. Feels like the door handle might come off before the magnets release sometimes. But it absolutely does what it was intended to.

Even this grandma installed these in less than 20 minutes. I used a couple of tools. I had a marker to mark the holes. A Phillips head screwdriver to match the screw heads that came with the package. A pointy thing that looks like a screwdriver, but has a longer point (a nail would work too) to "pre-drill" or just start the hole where I marked where the screw will go. Hammer for that nail/screwdriver thing, and a drill with a Philips head to match the screws. The drill isn't even needed depending on how hard your wood is. It was a little overkill for what I was doing. A regular Phillips said screwdriver by hand could work just as well if your wood is not too hard. (Oh my don't read too much into that🤣). Anyway, I watched the video and it had everything I needed to see how to line things up and once I understood that it was just a matter of minutes to get it all done. Lickety-split and it works. I used the 90 pound magnets because my door is warped from not ever having latches. They hold and the warp hopefully will calm down. In the meantime, my door opens and closes. Now I guess I'm going to need a pull door handle so it looks nice. Hope the pictures are helpful. Don't be afraid to try it. I'm pretty proud of myself.

What I really love about this magnetic door catch is how securely it holds the door shut. Even though it’s not a heavy-duty latch, the magnet is strong enough to keep the door in place without any slamming or swinging open unexpectedly. I can confidently close the door with a simple push, and the magnet instantly clicks into place, holding it tight. No more annoying doors that pop open when I’m trying to keep things organized.

Product isn’t as pictured. Look a little used with a lot of fingerprints on them.

Really strong. Used on a small door and held it tight.