Door holder openener thingy.

[JamieP]

What would you call one of those magnetic ball and cup type gadgets that hold doors open?

Thanks

[lopburi3]

Oops - see this is language section - did not notice that before.

[JamieP]

Thanks but what would I call it in Thai?

I've learnt to not always trust direct translations for this kind of thing.

[JamieP]

Think I've managed to work it out.

ที่ยึดประตู

[JamieP]

Finding the right word for holder was the sticky bit.

[lopburi3]

Agree - some of the Lazada translations of Thai are really off the wall when Google automatically translates. Am sure this happens both ways. But for shopping perhaps a photo is worth a thousand words.

[JamieP]

I've used the show a photo technique many a time before but I do like to at least try asking in Thai first.

[KhunBENQ]

กันชนประตูแม่เหล็ก (kan chon pratu mae lek), literally: "bumper door magnetic")

Here you can listen to the single words:

http://www.thai-language.com/?blu=odG5qrm7w9C12eHB6ODLxeehaA!!

(for กันชน you have to click on the word)

A quality product from Haefele:

http://www.tarad.com/product/6090131?af=3599491&u=5494565d06623&t=5fa48fc6f5b7b633ee0870c9645710ef&scid=af_prc_3599491

Do you have a Haefele store in your region?

More choices at this (online?) shop:

http://homefellow.com/th/productList.php?id=9

(not all magnetic)

(that was not easy )

[leosmith]

กันชนประตูแม่เหล็ก (kan chon pratu mae lek), literally: "bumper door magnetic")

Nice vocabulary addition. Even more literally "door collision preventing magnet".

[KhunBENQ]

Indeed,

กัน prevent

ชน hit, bump, collide

and understood as "bumper" in this combination.

Its also used in the context of cars/pickups for car bumper, bullbar, grill guard. and the like.

[JamieP]

Home Hub, Home Pro, Global House and numerous other big stores around here.

Couple of ways to express it now so should find one easily enough now.