Latches catches and handles

[Mal Eade]

Hi All for those building storage units and cases etc

These firms supply all the bits and bobs.


http://www.protex.com/catalog



Mal

 

[fridayman]

Thanks. I've book marked the link.

 

[Justin_Elliott]

This company is also good:

http://www.southco.com/browse/products-0.html

But I don't think they sell to the general public... their products are generally available on the internet from a range of distributors...

 

[Ben]

this is what i think im going to use on my drawers.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... _500wt_715

 

[Sam]

What I really want are something like the ones on the outback system. Good looking lockable slam latch with a good handle.

Been looking for weeks... no luck yet but I haven't given up.

Thanks for the links though might come in useful.

 

[Gary Stockton]

Keen on these:

http://gsfslides.com/en/products/sl...me=73.0001+Flush+Vector+T+Handle+for+Vehicles

and also finger-pull latches from http://www.chandleryworld.co.uk/catalogue/brass-flush-ring-38mm-x-51mm_p2976-1311.html

and I really like these:

available here: http://www.seascrew.com/browse.cfm?HATCH-FINGER-PULLS--DECK-CATCHES--STAINLES&l=0000000283

 

[Mal Eade]

Hi All

Just remember that the drawers will be quite weighty so a handle with a larger grip will be better on the fingers.
I used D handles on mine and the drawers are kept closed by the tail gate against them.

You never know what you might put in the drawers

Mal

 

[warrenpfo]

Many thanks some great latches and catches there