Lockimo Magnetic Door Cupboard Door Magnets (White) – 2 Pack for cabinet & drawer closures
Product description
If cabinet or wardrobe doors keep drifting open, magnetic door catches are one of those small fixes that can make a noticeable difference. The Lockimo Magnetic Door Cupboard Door Magnets are designed to pull doors back into place and hold them there, with the aim of improving day-to-day tidiness and adding a bit of peace of mind around cupboards.
You’ll typically see products like this used on kitchen cupboard doors, bedroom wardrobes, bathrooms, closets and even some drawer or sliding-door setups. In the best-case scenario it’s a simple upgrade: fit, close, and your doors stay shut without constantly re-checking.
What these magnets are for
These are magnetic catches intended to enhance how securely doors stay closed. The listing positions them for cupboard and cabinet doors, as well as door-related uses around the home such as bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, closets, drawers and sliding doors or windows (where a magnetic closure makes sense).
In practical terms, think of that moment when you open a cupboard, let the door swing shut, and it actually stays in place. It’s the sort of improvement that helps in kitchens (where doors get bumped), bathrooms (where things need to remain closed), and bedrooms (for wardrobes and storage you don’t want to keep re-aligning).
Key features that matter day to day
The main selling points here are straightforward: a strong magnetic hold, and a build meant to cope with moisture.
On paper, the magnets use plastic components for the magnet body, and they include stainless steel screws. The rustproof angle and the mention of protection against moisture is relevant if you’re fitting them in kitchens or bathrooms, rather than only in dry areas.
Also, the magnetic force is described as “superb” and strong enough to make it difficult for children and pets to open the door. That’s a reassuring intent, but do keep in mind that no catch is a full security system—if you have very determined toddlers, you may still want additional safeguards.
The things you’ll notice (and the limits)
If you’re hoping for a “set and forget” closure that works like a proper mechanical latch every time, this is not trying to be that. Magnetic catches generally rely on alignment and the right closing action. If a door doesn’t sit quite straight, or it’s a heavier door than expected, the hold may feel less consistent than you’d like.
Worth noting too: the magnet’s effectiveness depends on fit and positioning. So if you’re willing to spend a little time measuring and installing carefully, the outcome tends to be much better.
This is also a 2 pack, so it suits small areas or single cabinets/drawers where you only need a couple of catches. If you’re planning to secure lots of doors across multiple units, you’ll need to factor in quantities.
Who it suits best (and who should pause)
It makes sense if you want a compact, easy-to-install way to keep cupboard and cabinet doors securely closed—particularly where you’ve seen doors not staying shut, or where you want an extra layer of resistance to prevent easy opening.
You may want to skip or think twice if: - Your doors are awkwardly aligned or you can’t mount the magnets in the right positions. - You need a more engineered locking solution rather than a magnetic closure. - You’re fitting very large/heavy doors and you’re not sure a simple catch will hold consistently.
If you’re after a practical home improvement rather than a high-tech solution, this is the kind of item that can be good value, because the concept is simple and the install is meant to be straightforward.
Tech specs
- Type: Magnetic door catch / latch
- Colour: White
- Pack size: 2 magnets
- Materials: Plastic door magnets with stainless steel screws (rustproof, noted resistance to moisture)
Care & installation notes to check before buying
The listing highlights easy installation and rust/moisture resistance, which is encouraging for kitchen and bathroom use. Still, it’s sensible to check that your furniture is suitable for fitting magnets and that you can position them where the door will meet the catch properly.
If you’re installing on a door that gets used frequently or bumped (like a kitchen cupboard), plan the placement carefully so the magnetic pull is doing the work, not fighting misalignment.
Is it worth it?
Worth buying if you’re looking for an uncomplicated magnetic way to help cupboard, cabinet and similar doors stay closed, with an install that’s described as easy and a build that’s meant to handle moisture better. It’s also a reasonable pick if you want an extra bit of difficulty for children or pets to open the door—just don’t treat it as a guaranteed safety lock.
It’s not the best match if you need a true mechanical locking mechanism, or if your doors can’t be positioned so the magnets line up correctly. In those cases, a different type of latch system may suit you more.
Mini FAQ
Are these only for kitchen cabinets?
No. The listing mentions cupboard, cabinet door use across the home, including bedrooms, bathrooms, closets and even drawer or sliding-door/window-style applications where a magnetic closure fits.
Will they rust if fitted in a bathroom?
The stainless steel screws are specifically described as protecting against rust and moisture. That’s a helpful sign for damp environments, but the magnets still need proper installation.
Do they come as a single unit or a pack?
They come as a 2 pack of magnetic catches in white.
Is it suitable for child safety?
The aim is to make it difficult for children and pets to open the door, but magnetic catches are still not a replacement for robust safety measures.
Is installation difficult?
The listing states they are easy to install, though placement and alignment will still affect how well the door closes and holds.