For a house that moves, it's nice for cabinet doors to have catches to keep them from swinging open.
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While our drawers have magnetic child locks on them to keep everything secure while we're underway, the cabinet doors didn't quite need such a robust system. We used these chrome ball catches for all of our cabinet doors.
The tricky part is figuring out how to install them so that everything lines up perfectly. Here's what we did.
Install the ball catch flush with the inner edge of the cabinet.
Put the screws in the protruding part of the catch, and lock it into place. It helps to push the screws a little toward the arc of the door, or they'll hit the door a little too far to the side.
Close the door and give it a little push into the screws.
Open the door, and note the marks where your screws will go.
Install the catch in the door, and you're in business.
These catches require a slight push to latch, and they give a satisfying click when the door is in place.