Often asked: How To Install Bulldog Catch?

How do you install gripper catch?

For installation, attach the catch part onto the cupboard. Align the strike screw with the catch and fix onto the door. Gripper Catch Nylon WHITE

1. Approximately 30mm.
2. White Nylon spring bound with ball. Top Catch screw.
3. Supplied in bulk pack of 1 set per bag. Screws are included.

What are cabinet catches?

When the cabinet door is touched just over the latch, a spring pops the door open enough so the lip can be grabbed and the door pulled open. A touch latch also has a magnet to hold the door in place when it is closed. A magnetic catch is similar to the touch latch, except it has no spring.

How do you install an adjustable roller catch?

Super easy to adjust, the door roller catch has an opening on the one side of the nylon roller for you to insert a screwdriver allowing you to push the roller catch down into the case and turn it either clockwise to lessen the catch projection or anti-clockwise to extend the projection.

How do magnetic catches work?

The catch has a retaining clip in its body so when the door is pushed against it, the magnet holds the door in place. When the door is pushed back fully, the retaining clip within the catch clicks into place and the door is held shut.

How does a touch catch work?

The touch latch works on a ‘ push once to latch, push another time to release. The main body is fitted to the inner side of the cupboard and the striker plate (or more accurately, the catch ) is fitted to the inside of the door to line up with the catch.

What is a ball catch?

In some homes, most of the doors that lead to the closets in all the bedrooms are designed without a normal turning doorknob and latch system. Instead, they function with a ball catch system that is used to latch the door closed when you shut it. To adjust the ball catch on a door, tighten or loosen it by turning it.

How does an elbow catch work?

Cabinet door elbow catches are typically used for cabinet which have two doors covering an opening. One door uses an elbow catch to secure the door in the closed position. To open the doors, you first open the door with the touch, magnetic, or friction catch, then reach behind the door and release the elbow catch.