The handle
Check that the loop can sit securely on your handle shape.
White shown · color and style reference
A little space between rooms
Hold a door partly open with an adjustable latch. Check the handle, strike opening and gap your cat needs before choosing.
The selected product only. Props and alternative styles are not included.
The listing describes several positions for the door gap.
A handle-and-strike arrangement is designed to be removed when not needed.
Choose White or Black for your door area.

Everyday, made a little simpler
A partly open interior door can create a route between shared rooms. The useful gap depends on the door, handle and animals in your home, so measure the situation rather than assuming a universal fit.
Explore the details ↗Before you choose
Fit is more useful than a broad promise to keep every dog out.
Check that the loop can sit securely on your handle shape.
Inspect where the opposite end will sit on the door frame.
Choose a gap your cat can pass through and test it under supervision.
The practical details
Compare the listed details with the space, task and selected option.
| Type | Adjustable interior-door holding latch |
|---|---|
| Colors | White, Black |
| Adjustment | Supplier lists seven positions |
| Package | One selected latch |
Keep the routine simple
Inspect the handle, frame and intended opening.
Set the required position without forcing the parts.
Check stability and your pet’s passage under supervision.
A little care goes a long way
Inspect the latch and door-contact points for wear.
Remove it when it is not needed or when it interferes with normal door use.
Good to know
No. Do not rely on it as a child-safety device, security lock or guaranteed animal barrier.
No universal fit is promised. Check your handle shape, frame and strike opening.
That depends on the dog, gap and door arrangement. Test the fitted setup; do not rely on it for unsupervised separation.