Would these locks work with a lazy susan cabinet?
186441
I was able to use it successfully on a corner lazy Susan cabinet. We had to make sure it was lined up correctly, and that was a bit challenging, but so far it has kept my little one out of it.
186442
don't think they would work either. As Judy said, you would probably have to put a lock on each side for it to work. Safety 1st does have a lazy Susan set that may be worth looking at http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0000479VK
186443
They might, but I doubt it. You would have to put one on both asides of the cabinet and it would depend on the size of the gap between the cabinate face and the side. I also have lazy Susan cabinets and I was never successful in child proofing them :(
226950
Yes they will. Me personally had to put two way tape on, it did not quite lock in. But I have had no issues with them.
216907
I would think so, especially if you have movable shelves. I have a Fridgidare French door and it works great!
927850
Yes it would. This is a great lock. If you broke in you would have to use a stick of dynamite. I will buy more.
199292
If you use Tapcon screws it should work. However, beware a very specific bit that sometimes comes with the screws is required. I have used Tapcon's to anchor cabinets to a slab and they work very well. Match the Tapcon to the hole opening on the mounting bracket.
504007
Just like any cabinet/drawer yes. Depending on the hardware you might have a hole to fill and hide with magic marker or something.
831477
Yes, just take care that the screws don't go through the face of the cabinet door. We used different, shorter screws than the ones that came with the unit.
868873
I would think so. I used it for drawer pulls on a bedroom cabinet. The only problem I had is the screws were too long for the depth of wood on the drawer and they were wobbly. I had to go to the hardware store and try to find the right size screw. Other than that, they are very cute knobs.
1532542
They need to be attached to something so if you are wiling to attach them to the shelf they will work
1663652
From the information I could find on the ikea shelf pins they are 3mm so these would not work.
1592586
No, they are way to soft to manipulate a lock. I tried to remove a stuck/broken key from my tanning bed I'm trying to sell and these just got all bent out of shape.
77706
Probably not. The lock is designed to be used with a strike plate on a door jam. If there is no plate to insert the long part of the lock into it will not hold properly. The lock works by trapping the door between the strike plate and the lock itself, relying on the toothed metal strip to prevent the door from sliding back. Depending on the type of drawer that you have it could catch onto something else but if it is a nice piece of furniture (and wooden) it wouldn't be advisable.
114232
Yes but not in a way that is locking. They will easily slide off one another. We found that by using a metal rack inside our cupboard that allowed one layer of these per shelve that we got the best results. I think that the others that said no they are not stack-able are correct in that these don't stack safely.
529076
If your cabinets are average size, they will not fit. Mine are open, so no problem. I love the plates, but they are larger than the average ones.
1540652
They should. But if too close to cabinet side the doors may need to be trimmed a little. They have fairly wide range of adjustment.
128326
Yes. You'd probably have to use different screws than the ones it comes with (since they are fairly long - they would probably go through the cabinet door).
1300747
NO. The lockset is made for a 1 3/4 inch thick door. Here is a link to Kwikset's Specs fo that lock. Hope this info helps you.