Push catches?

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

Do you know if the Ikea ones will solve this problem? I.e. so I can take the handles off and they will press to open?

If you looking for the door of the cabinet to used without handles, thats what push openers do.
I'll look for the ref number, can't promise you'll I'll find it but will try.
You will need a hinge that snaps back like the kitchen cabinet type though rather than a ball or magnetic catch.

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/p...RxDeHxpimYo%2Bu3YGXOB8dV8RZH800xd%2FwFW%2FdSQ

wow what a link

Cat Number 701.342.42 a fiver a pair.

 

[noseall]

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/70134242?query=701.342.42&filterBean=se.ikea.ms.search.beans.IrwSearchFilterBean%40509273ac&SEARCH_FILTER_0=eNqVU01v00AQHQxtQQ1CDRUV4kalXkC2hHrLpa2roqAAEa44OKe1PbgL%252FmJ3nTQ9IH4BNyTED%252BAE%250AEkicOdh%252FjPWuk8ZJ26iW5Y95b97szpstfpa%252FYIUzeMLRpB%252BQmDE3ORLmn5gekoSbXTZy1P8RjQSy%250AAxl8W3wuvpV%252Fyt975ZfQgEcubLxT4L4v6BDtNEqZC%252B3Z2CscIRdzxD6jPrqw1YylQe6L43Emkfsa%250AOaSceBEGtfBmMzqRniPX4g%252FnozPyW3qjE2zfS3PRlT1w4UETOcg5TZDzBcB2kA1Vnc0mcERiGo3l%250AoprhboBEqrSb0RepxxeofXZRwXr9fACrftUNLsAa9DhalXdWzC1Nt5R31tS7bpIg0wZ2enBX98Q%252B%250AIZl8CTCvK7BeC1QrENDuvSdDYkUkCS1HMJqEktLSFG3OR%252FgEN6dpypk6tDEJTW2pgXp6HIzQF7pw%250AjdTj4sjSslSfhDQhgqZJU9HJPZsIDFM2rgBDAiFL80xv5w3yPBICdpfv%252FPl8VrU5pr64neaJVLmn%250AG5ALGlkvSdY5zWBy3VA35EzbtOSIzXZ5Z1T8HZX%252FguL7mQGgJeU5fXodkbT8EWzvll%252B3WwYYLqwS%250AdcR6sDIkUa47LYUFQPW5fumDV887miSX8GzpEhZ6NumGAbcG0Irl4FS2StPk%252FO5cNL%252Bql%252Be049ed%250AKu8QM8JEjIm4Mu%252BcpvLWYnlKqRxDeHxpimYo%252Bu3YGXOB8dV8RZH800xd%252FwFW%252FdSQ

wow what a link

Cat Number 701.342.42 a fiver a pair.

Comress it

 

[girlinabox]

Thank you, and thanks to everyone else who posted.

I found these at Screwfix, £8.99 for a pack of 10!!!

http://www.screwfix.com/search.do;j...tton.x=0&searchbutton.y=0&searchbutton=submit

Will they do the same thing as the Ikea ones as they look very different?

I take it I can get these snap hinges anywhere?

 

[Burnerman]

They look just the jobby!
Be aware that for any of these things to work well, your doors must swing freely on their hinges, and close well too.
John

 

[girlinabox]

They look just the jobby!
Be aware that for any of these things to work well, your doors must swing freely on their hinges, and close well too.
John

So I don't need new snappy hinges for these Screwfix ones to work??

They do swing freely, just sometimes they're a bit stiff to close where they stick a bit but like we said earlier, I can just plane a bit off in the problem area can't I?

Thanks

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

Yip look like they will do the job, hinges from hardware store, diy sheds, places that do Kitchens.

Your doors will need a hinge that pulls the door back to the cabinet or it won't work or be practicable

Nice linky burnerman and i'd do that if I knew how or could be bothered

 

[foxhole]

Would need to know what type of hinges are fitted as push catches do not work with all types.

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

I think we have persuaded the OP to use the ones used in kitchen cabinets. So the door will pull back and stay and the push opener will not be activated until needed.
Something like this
http://www.salicedirect.com/acatalog/200_Series_Push_To_Open_Cabinet_Hinges.html

 

[girlinabox]

So...I went to Screwfix on my home last night and bought these:

http://www.screwfix.com/search.do;j...w&cm_mmc=AffiliateWindow-_-DeepLink-_-Na-_-Na

And..............they work a treat! Only ordinary hinges on my cupboards but these still work great. The cupboard doesn't swing fully open but the spring in the latch pushes it more than open enough. Am well pleased.

Thanks for all the suggestions

 

[Burnerman]

Nice one and well done you These things never fully open the door!
John

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

happy to hear you've sorted it, well done