Cupboard door catches behind a hole........

[Matata]

We have on our Sigma 33 cupboard doors, catches actuated by putting your finder thro' a hole to press a small lever on the inside of the door. As well aspen neat and simple ,the outside is flush so you can't catch your kit on it. Can anyone think of the proper name for these catches ,or even a link to them, as I need a couple...Many thanks and stay well...Nik

 

[Poignard]

I've always known them as birdy catches but I think the proper name is elbow catches

BOAT LOCKER CATCH CHROME ON BRASS WITH TEAK RING

 

[KompetentKrew]

Force 4 Cupboard Catch | Force 4 Chandlery

 

[coopec]

Boat Locker Catch, Brown Nylon Ring

BOAT LOCKER CATCH CHROME ON BRASS WITH TEAK RING

 

[Matata]

You guys are amazing

 

[Matata]

Ok back again....nearly finished the project and I need one last catch....I want to place an oak work top about the size of two bread boards,onto a cupboard so it can be removed if necessary...I can't put it on hinges...It doesn't have to be removed often, only to check fuses under neath...What I'm looking for is a tongue the protrudes underneath the work top that slides into a receiver but words fail me to find it on the net.....Anyone got any names or sources..A virtual pint for anyone ..Ta Nik

 

[Aeolus]

A cranked bolt perhaps?

 

[Matata]

Yeh its that sort of idea but more of a metal cranked plate...say inch wide and say slots in once inch deep????

 

[Poignard]

What about using a couple of hardwood dowels glued into the lid with oversize corresponding holes in the frame?