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Surface-Mount Sliding Patio Door Hook Latch
This print-in-place gravity hook latch replaces a discontinued mortise latch on an older aluminium patio or screen slider. It screws onto the face of the door with no mortise needed. A 77 mm hook turns on a 6 mm pin captured under a cone cap. The 45° ramp on its nose rides over a 7 mm keeper post and drops in to catch it, and the keeper comes off the same print on snap-off tabs. All four mounting holes are 4.5 mm with countersinks for #8 flat-head screws (or M4), and the whole print is 127 mm long.
Sink False-Front Tip-Out Sponge Tray
This 150 x 55 x 60 mm tray screws to the back of the fake drawer front below a kitchen sink, so a tip-out sink panel can hold a sponge and a brush out of sight. It has two compartments, raised drying ribs and front vent slots for airflow. The 4.5 x 14 mm vertical slots in the 3 mm back plate take #6 (3.5 mm) or #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws and let you slide the tray up or down 10 mm to clear the tip-out hinges.
1-1/4 in Grab Bar Toilet Roll Arm
This U-saddle drops onto a standard 1-1/4 in (31.75 mm) grab bar and is locked in place by an M4 screw. It carries a 115 mm cross-fin spindle that sits 80 mm off the bar axis, so a standard roll (42 mm core, up to about 120 mm OD) hangs clear of the bar and the wall. It lets you put the toilet paper where a seated user can reach it, with no new holes in tile and no need to trust a second set of wall anchors.
Cabinet Door Damper Screw-Clamp Mount
This surface-mount block lets you add a cheap push-in soft-close damper to an old kitchen cabinet without drilling into the edge of the face frame. A 90° V-tunnel grips any damper barrel from 8 to 12 mm, and two M4 screws threaded into 3.4 mm pilot holes clamp it down. Four 4.2 mm slots for #6 wood screws let you slide the 46 x 44 x 27 mm block ±4 mm so the plunger meets the door.
Snap-On Interior Door Bottom Sweep Clip
A 120 mm U-channel segment that pushes onto the bottom edge of a 33–37 mm interior door (standard 1-3/8 in / 34.9 mm hollow-core) and holds itself on with angled flex fins. Its barbed lower jaw grips a 3–4 mm strip of rubber, EPDM or felt, which closes the light, sound and draft gap under a bathroom door. Butt segments end to end across the door and saw the last one to length. Optional 4 mm holes take #6 screws for a permanent fit.
3 in To 96/128 mm Pull Upgrade Backplate
This backplate covers the old holes when you swap 3 in (76.2 mm) kitchen cabinet pulls for 96 mm or 128 mm pulls, so you don't have to fill and repaint the door. The plate is 160 x 32 x 3.5 mm with 4.5 mm clearance holes at 96 and 128 mm centres (they take M4 or #8-32 pull screws), and the V-notches on both edges line up with the door's centre line. It also works as the drilling template for the new holes.