Cabinet door restraints are commonly offered as adhesive/no‑drill mounts and as pressure‑mounted units. Product listings frequently advertise peel‑and‑stick (3M-style) adhesive installation; a smaller number of models use pressure fittings.
Many cabinet restraints install without drilling using included adhesive strips (often 3M-style) for a peel‑and‑stick setup. Some magnetic or catch-style units can also be secured with optional screws if a more permanent installation is desired.
Most cabinet restraints use plastic components (often ABS), while magnetic or catch-style latches can include steel or stainless‑steel parts for the magnetic/catching elements.
These restraints are intended for kitchens, bathrooms, closets and similar areas—commonly used on under‑sink cabinets, utensil drawers, closet doors and other storage cabinets.
Certifications vary by product; many listings do not list any certification, while some explicitly state JPMA (Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association) certification.
