Traditional vs. Magnetic Door Latches: A Comparison

Traditional vs. Magnetic Door Latches: A Comparison

When it comes to interior design, details make all the difference.

  • 1.Adjustable Door Latch Period

For most time, mechanical adjustable tubular latch has been a dominant choice for those seeking to match with their door handles. However, as common as mechanical tubular latch can be, it comes with its own set of limitations that might not make it suitable for every door or style. It is usually not well made which causes bad quality performance. The reason that people are buying from online is mostly because it's unique than other in Homedepot or somewhere else in local, never want a poor made door latch combo with a set of luxury door handles.

  • 2.Non Adjustable Door Latch Period

Besides adjustable tubular door latch, there is a non-adjustable door latch which is better made in the market. It's good so it's a middle-high end option now. It always comes with a D strike plate which is visible inside between the door jamb and door edge.

  • 3.Non Adjustable Magnetic Door Latch Period

The interior doors market is developing worldwide. People now are looking for frameless, invisible, flush to wall design which is pursued by the modern interior concept. In Florida and New York, there are many interior doors suppliers doing these kinds of doors.

Magnetic Door Latch was developed for flush to wall design. It does not change anything from the installation of traditional tubular door latch. Same door preparation size, same installing steps. The only difference is that it provides a modern twist that can transform your space.

  • Traditional vs. Magnetic Door Latches: A Comparison(Why Magnetic is better?)

1.Quiet Operation

 

The magnetic latch offers a simple and seamless operation. The latch remains flush with the door while open and is only thrown when the door is closed, activated by magnets embedded in the latch and strikeplate. Magnetic latches are quieter than standard latches due to the padding in the strikeplate that softens the latch entering the strikeplate.

 

2.Flush to wall design

It does not come with a D-Strike but a flush Strike, it has a magnet to pull the latch out when the doors are closed. You see nothing of the latch is visible.

 

3.Matches with all kinds of door handles of Zuperior Hardware or those in the market.

It offers a 8*8MM square spindle rod. Universal size. And it has Passage or Privacy options. Compatible with most door handles in the market. A good choice to renew your old latches on the doors.

 

 

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