Deltana MC326 Magnetic Catch 3.1x1.25x0.75 in Satin Chrome

Product Description

The DELTANA MC326 is a magnetic door catch designed for interior door and cabinet applications where a clean, tool-free closure is required. The catch uses a magnet-and-strike mechanism to hold doors in the closed position without a traditional latch or roller. Measuring 3.1 inches in length, 1.25 inches in width, and 0.75 inches in height, it fits standard door and cabinet frame profiles. The satin chrome finish offers a neutral, brushed appearance suited for modern and transitional interior hardware schemes. Sold individually, this catch is a straightforward replacement or new-install component for residential and light commercial millwork.

The MC326 is appropriate for interior hinged doors, cabinet doors, closet doors, and light-duty passage doors where a positive magnetic hold is preferred over a friction or roller catch. It is commonly installed by carpenters, millwork contractors, and finish hardware tradespeople during door hardware rough-in or punch-out phases. The compact profile allows installation on narrow door stops and thin cabinet frames without modification.

Key Features

• Magnetic catch-and-strike mechanism for tool-free, silent door closure
• Compact form factor: 3.1 inches x 1.25 inches x 0.75 inches fits standard door stops and cabinet frames
• Satin chrome finish resists fingerprinting and coordinates with brushed metal interior hardware
• Sold as individual unit for single-door replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation magnetic catch for standard interior hinged doors and cabinet applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or hardware installer using basic hand tools. Secure the catch body to the door stop or cabinet frame and align the strike plate to the door face for consistent magnetic engagement. Ensure the door is properly hung and adjusted before finalizing catch placement, as door sag or misalignment will affect hold strength. No specialized trade licensing is required, but follow applicable building codes for any structural door frame work.