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looking for type of cabinet catch/latch
I am looking for something like a bullet catch, but when the bullet is
pushed in I want a pin/bolt to be pushed out the opposite end. I want to interlock 2 cabinet doors through a center stile - so that when one door is closed the other one cannot open. If it exists, the kind of latch/catch described should do the trick. I've spent an hour searching froogle/google on "pin latch", "spring plunger", "bullet catch", "spring bolt", and others, to no avail. I did find a "hand retractable spring plunger" which is in the ballpark, but it has an L-shaped handle opposite the plunger and I need a straight pin. Any help out there? Does this exist? Name? Source? TIA. -- Igor |
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wrote: I am looking for something like a bullet catch, but when the bullet is pushed in I want a pin/bolt to be pushed out the opposite end. I want to interlock 2 cabinet doors through a center stile - so that when one door is closed the other one cannot open. If it exists, the kind of latch/catch described should do the trick. I've spent an hour searching froogle/google on "pin latch", "spring plunger", "bullet catch", "spring bolt", and others, to no avail. I did find a "hand retractable spring plunger" which is in the ballpark, but it has an L-shaped handle opposite the plunger and I need a straight pin. Any help out there? Does this exist? Name? Source? TIA. -- Igor Hi Igor, About 5 years ago, I built a saddle storage cabinet for my niece who was/is boarding her horse a a local stable. It needed to have 2 doors that locked and since the cabinet was about 4 ft tall x 4 ft wide x 2.5 ft deep, it had a center stile (and a divider support also). My solution was a little primitive in that I simply attached a barrel bolt lock to the inside of one of the doors (the left in this case). This way, there is just one padlock on the outside. Not a solution for fine furniture tho. Lou |
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"igor" wrote in message ... I am looking for something like a bullet catch, but when the bullet is pushed in I want a pin/bolt to be pushed out the opposite end. I want to interlock 2 cabinet doors through a center stile - so that when one door is closed the other one cannot open. If it exists, the kind of latch/catch described should do the trick. I've spent an hour searching froogle/google on "pin latch", "spring plunger", "bullet catch", "spring bolt", and others, to no avail. I did find a "hand retractable spring plunger" which is in the ballpark, but it has an L-shaped handle opposite the plunger and I need a straight pin. Any help out there? Does this exist? Name? Source? TIA. -- Igor Library Catch Lee Valley http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...15&cat=3,41399 Tim |
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That's for a cabinet without a stile. The op has a stile in his cabinet
if I read his post correctly. Dave Tim wrote: "igor" wrote in message ... I am looking for something like a bullet catch, but when the bullet is pushed in I want a pin/bolt to be pushed out the opposite end. I want to interlock 2 cabinet doors through a center stile - so that when one door is closed the other one cannot open. If it exists, the kind of latch/catch described should do the trick. I've spent an hour searching froogle/google on "pin latch", "spring plunger", "bullet catch", "spring bolt", and others, to no avail. I did find a "hand retractable spring plunger" which is in the ballpark, but it has an L-shaped handle opposite the plunger and I need a straight pin. Any help out there? Does this exist? Name? Source? TIA. -- Igor Library Catch Lee Valley http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...15&cat=3,41399 Tim |
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: .... Any help out there? Does this exist? Name? Source? TIA. -- Igor How about something like this? http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...at=1,250,43298 Probably not exactly what you're after but maybe something like this could be modified to work. |
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Maybe www.wwhardware.com has something.
On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 23:15:05 GMT, igor wrote: I am looking for something like a bullet catch, but when the bullet is pushed in I want a pin/bolt to be pushed out the opposite end. I want to interlock 2 cabinet doors through a center stile - so that when one door is closed the other one cannot open. If it exists, the kind of latch/catch described should do the trick. I've spent an hour searching froogle/google on "pin latch", "spring plunger", "bullet catch", "spring bolt", and others, to no avail. I did find a "hand retractable spring plunger" which is in the ballpark, but it has an L-shaped handle opposite the plunger and I need a straight pin. Any help out there? Does this exist? Name? Source? TIA. -- Igor |
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It looks like there is a fair distance between the bolts. Would depend on
the width of the stile. Probably could recess half the thickness of the beveled bolt if needed if needed. Or use a false stile if the doors are overlay. "David" wrote in message ... That's for a cabinet without a stile. The op has a stile in his cabinet if I read his post correctly. Dave Tim wrote: "igor" wrote in message ... I am looking for something like a bullet catch, but when the bullet is pushed in I want a pin/bolt to be pushed out the opposite end. I want to interlock 2 cabinet doors through a center stile - so that when one door is closed the other one cannot open. If it exists, the kind of latch/catch described should do the trick. I've spent an hour searching froogle/google on "pin latch", "spring plunger", "bullet catch", "spring bolt", and others, to no avail. I did find a "hand retractable spring plunger" which is in the ballpark, but it has an L-shaped handle opposite the plunger and I need a straight pin. Any help out there? Does this exist? Name? Source? TIA. -- Igor Library Catch Lee Valley http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...15&cat=3,41399 Tim |
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