Push to Open Cabinet Hardware Short CBRIVE 10 Pack Push Latch & Lock for Hidden Door Touch Latches and Catch Push Release Drawer Pull Tip on RV Closet Close Strong Pop Out, Grey

So strong I decided to use at work. Im impressed.

I got these installed finally and have been able to test out the function for a couple weeks now. For my use case they're pretty good. I've observed no issues yet. The pop is quick. Just make sure you order the correct size; the set I got works perfectly fine however I wish it were a little more shallow. It's really not a big deal though and is more of a personal preference as to how far you'd like the doors to pop out...it's not something I gave a lot of thought to. The mechanic appear quite sound and commensurate with higher end brands at a more premium price.

I’ve added cabinets in my camper van, but because it’s so small inside, I was worried that any kind of door or drawer pulls would catch my clothes or become the source of daily bruising. I wanted to have a simple push-to-release magnetic locking system, but I needed something more robust than a standard home system. Things bounce around on the road and I don’t want my drawers or cabinet doors popping open when I’m on the road. When I saw that these are designed for RVs I was very happy. I’m installing them this weekend and I’m leaving on a roadtrip next month. I’ll update this review if there are any problems with them, but so far, I’ve tested them in my workshop and they seem to be pretty impervious to bumps and vibration. Wish me luck!

The media could not be loaded. These pop-out cabinet pin openers are a solid choice. They're made of durable plastic, with strong magnets and a super stiff spring that really holds well. Just keep in mind they require a deep install, so make sure you have the space and understand the mounting process before starting. Once in, they work great and give a nice clean look without handles.

Should have read description better because wouldn't work for intended location. You must be able to push drawer or cabinet door in a little for this to work. My intended cabinet door had a flush to a frame. It did however work great on a cabinet in my basement where the door didn't fit flush. Now, when carrying stuff with both hands, I just press the door with my elbow and it springs open! A great improvement.

I have a small garage workshop for my DIY and woodworking projects. Space is always limited, so my outfeed table for my table saw is also my assembly table. I have bench dog holes in it and wanted a way to be able to leave the dogs in when not using them. I found a You Tube video where a guy was able to use these pop-up mechanisms to accomplish this. Although I have not yet done this project because I need to get a 10mm drill bit, it does look pretty straight forward. Since there is built in adjustability with these push to open door catches, I should be able to dial it in easily. The basic concept is your 3/4" standard dog hole will hold the dog below the surface of the table. When you press the dog down it will pop up to be able to use. I will drill a hole to receive the butt end of this device in a piece of scrap that I will mount under the table.These are very well made devices and should work for my purpose no problem.....

These are super snappy. I was surprised at how much force they have for how inexpensive they are. They do have a gap adjustment which is really nice. I spend more on one of the big brands than five of these.

These push latches are a fantastic way to modernize my cabinets. They're incredibly easy to install and work flawlessly. The "push to open" mechanism is smooth and responsive, and the long pop-out feature allows for easy access. I'm impressed with the quality and the clean look they provide. Highly recommend!