Sugatsune

Whenever my husband and I tour a model home, I find myself testing out the kitchen drawers to check out their closing capabilities. It’s an odd thing to look for in a model kitchen, I know. But for me, it’s the little details that really make the difference.

Back in the reality of our not so model home, we are on a mission. Our goal over the next few years is to update and upgrade our 15-year-old house. We’re tackling projects that encompass both design and function. And, we’re starting by upgrading the kitchen drawers with soft close ball bearing drawer slides.

The Sugatsune ultra-thin magnetic catch helps hold your cabinet doors closed to avoid inadvertent opening.

With 6 lbs. of pull force, the magnetic catch maintains consistent strength, as well as the right give to last years.

The base and yoke are made of steel, offering an aesthetically pleasing nickel finish. And with its ultrathin profile, the Sugatsune magnetic catch remains inconspicuous.

Tips:

• Set the counterplate so it does not come in contact with the magnet. This could cause breakage.
• Ensure screw-heads are screwed in all the way—below the base-plate.

This is a great tool to have around the house and can be used for kitchen and bathroom cabinets, bread boxes, and any small swinging door you need to keep closed. Whether you are trying to prevent inadvertent opening of your cabinet doors, or trying to keep the cats out of your kitchen and bathroom storage, the Sugatsune Ultra-Thin Magnetic Catch will do the trick.