YUOIP® Push to Open Catches Aluminum Alloy Shell Latch for Open and Close The Door with a Single Push (10 Pack)

Arrived a day late, however, it was early enough in the morning not to cause a problemThe units are not in a pack of ten but 10 individually wrapped units complete with screws and sellotaped together Individual packing very helpful, no lost screws.Easy to install but difficult to unclip if you need to. I found levering one of the back tags allowed the unit to be moved sideways and this released it.Extremely easy to adjust so your doors line up perfectly. Powerful enough o open my doors and drawer units.The magnet does not totally prevent judder when the door is opened but it does grip it eventually and holds it in place.An excellent price, almost 75% cheaper than the test unit I purchased from a well know retailer

I might try adding a dampener to the mechanism

Not great, not enough power to push the door open

Stronger magnet needed

Very easy to install, very good for kitchen doors, you can use these for kitchen draws but use 2 for heavier draws.

Easy to installMagnet could be stronger for large doorsPoor Screws quality

Quite Strong PushSo, you get 10, individually wrapped, catches and in each one you get:1. 1 x Magnetic Catch2. 1 x Plastic Back Plate3. 4 x Small Screws4. 1 x Magnetic Disc Screw (as I call it)5. 1 x Plastic Screw6. No InstructionsThese catches have a metallic silver casing to them and these look fine. Installation is quite straight forward. You screw the backplate to the inside of the wardrobe or cupboard carcass, using the 4-small screws, and then clip the catch onto this. There’s a screw, with a large round head, that you then use to screw into the back of the door – ensuring it is aligned with the metal part on the end of the damper. This is designed to keep the door closed magnetically. You do get a small plastic screw, but to be honest, I didn’t know what it’s supposed to be used for, as there weren’t any instructions with these. The end of the push-out part of the catch can be adjusted by screwing it clockwise or anti-clockwise. So, that when the door is closed it is properly aligned.The mechanism is quite strong and works very well on our mirrored wardrobe door, which doesn’t have a handle, and is heavy due to the glass. Due to the strength of these, I think these are more suited to larger, heavier doors, rather than say a kitchen cupboard door.These seem robust enough to do the job and it will be interesting to see how they perform with a lot of use.At £11.80, I think these are pretty good value for money.I hope you found this review & photos interesting, informative and useful.

Easy to install and use. Just what I needed