Once the cabinetry is built, the latches are the detail that makes it read as finished. This one is a push-button latch pin in zinc alloy, and it looks tidy on a faced or painted door.
- 4-inch pin, around 100mm
- Zinc alloy — corrosion resistant
- Suits faced, painted and laminated cabinet doors
- Spring loaded with push-button release
- Suits cabinets, panels and storage cupboards
Set them at one height across a run of doors and the whole fit-out looks drawn rather than assembled. The button is a small mark on the door face, so line it up with the drawer pulls and the run reads clean. Fit the latch, then paint or face the door, and the plate sits tidy against the panel.
Where do they go?
On cabinet and cupboard doors, in line with each other down the run.
