on your locks can you put it on a wooden side by side wooden cabinet. i and would you be able to take off with out damageing anything?
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Its designed to lock at 90 degrees. It might take a couple layers of wood with it when removed. I havent tried to take it off the fridge yet so hard to say - but its grip is tight. That being said if anyone was hungry they could take this lock off because its just a super duper sticker lol. It has worked perfect for keeping my toddler from getting in it. I came out one day to my kitchen painted from ceiling to toe in globs of sour cream lol. It deters my 20 yr old from pilfering my left over cold stone too. Bonus lol. (I got different padlocks for it so i can change the lock combo as needed- aka until my icecream is safe in my tummy lol) Its designed to lock at 90 degrees. It might take a couple layers of wood with it when removed. I havent tried to take it off the fridge yet so hard to say - but its grip is tight. That being said if anyone was hungry they could take this lock off because its just a super duper sticker lol. It has worked perfect for keeping my toddler from getting in it. I came out one day to my kitchen painted from ceiling to toe in globs of sour cream lol. It deters my 20 yr old from pilfering my left over cold stone too. Bonus lol. (I got different padlocks for it so i can change the lock combo as... » Read More Its designed to lock at 90 degrees. It might take a couple layers of wood with it when removed. I havent tried to take it off the fridge yet so hard to say - but its grip is tight. That being said if anyone was hungry they could take this lock off because its just a super duper sticker lol. It has worked perfect for keeping my toddler from getting in it. I came out one day to my kitchen painted from ceiling to toe in globs of sour cream lol. It deters my 20 yr old from pilfering my left over cold stone too. Bonus lol. (I got different padlocks for it so i can change the lock combo as needed- aka until my icecream is safe in my tummy lol) « Show Less
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I haven't tried taking mine off but the adhesive is so strong I think you'd minimally leave a mark. Personally I wouldn't do it. But the lock is great.
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Hi. You probably could put them on a side by side cabinet, but the shanks are long so there would need to be enough room. The lock adheres with a strong adhesive and might take off the finish when removed. Not really sure though. Hope this helps. :)
334450
You could put it on side by side wooden cabinet however the glue pad is a super gel adhesive and I fear that it would damage the surface if you remove it.
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No, these stick really tight and I dont think they are the kind you can pull off a wooden object and not have damage. I would NOT put them on wood unless you plan to never remove them. I can't say for absolute certain they would cause damage, but based on what I know about these and I have 2 sets of these locks, they would not be good for wood or anything with a paint or stain cover. They work great for fridges though.
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No, this safe is a locking cabinet. It is not fireproof and it is not a true security safe. It is meant as a cost-effective storage solution with the ability to lock. For what it is, it's a great value. However, if you want fire protection or protection from an attack you should look at a different brand and tier.
1603176
I don't know what you want to lock up, and I will say do not put anything of any great value in the cabinet. Any one who is moderately determined to get in, will. And I will also say for my needs it is a great little cabinet, very pleased.
1014625
If you ask me, this lock isn't the greatest in quality. I had to take it off after one day. But to answer your question, no. You can get in from the other side. You just have to push the handle down harder than normal and with that pressure, the lock will disable and the the door will open.
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Well not following the short side of the L but the two short pieces of the lock side prevent people from using a credit card to work the door handle lock open. Also from breaking the door area where you drilled for the lock. On the other side of the door the two small pieces cover the hinge plate making it stronger on that side. I don't think it give much protection over removing the screws one at a time and using the 3 1/2 inch screws. I would replace the door with a metal one if you have a tired old wood door then add the kit.
827563
You can take off the wiheels for stabiliti reason. Very good as metal cabinet.
870316
Glass on all four sides with wood top and bottom. Not sure about adding a lock, but probably could be added
1352838
Mine is now in the boat in storage so I can't look at it, but I doubt it. You would need three locks and they would be easily broken off, I suspect.
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I would say no, the cabinet is not built for this. There are notches on the left side of the cabinet for the hinges that do not exist on the right. Also, there is a hole for the knob on the right side, but not on the left, and the knob goes through the door, so there would be a hole.
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If you could get the stick on kind heavy duty Maginets NOT THICK BUT STRONG and install at top as long as the lock would let the doors shut without the lock in the way of doors closing even, the weight of the DVD's is the reason the doors probably have to be locked' You could try Magnites at the bottom also, I have just ordered one, glad I found out about the doors, I'm having someone else put it together for me and if the doors are a big problem I'll figure out some way to make it work, but stick on maginets if heavy duty and not to thick so doors do not close uneven should work, but I'd put them on top and bottom on each door, if I have to do that, I'll let you know for sure if it works, I have a bathroom cabinet that has magnits the sticky back sides, make sure you alien them just right, now this is just an UNeducated guess right now, if I have to do that or something else I'll give you a "For Sure Answer" but thanks to all for warning me ahead of time, You may be hearing from me later " IF I HAVE TO DO THAT and IT WORKS" IF IT DON'T I"ll SEND IT BACK!!!
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I think it would be possible the door lines up with the edges of the cabinet I don't think it would be a good idea to put the cabinets right next to each other...space at least 1/16 or 1/8 of an inch to make sure the door opens successfully. It would still look good. Can you test it out at a store? Have you called Kohler directly? They have a great customer service department which can be rare these days and sent me free replacement parts. Good luck the cabinets are really good quality.
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Just thought about it... You may have lots more scratches if you put it on wood. And as for the other response, I'd have to agree it may not fit as intended. May not be the best choice for your idea. Hope we were able to help.
1008765
The wholes haven't been drilled into the cabinets, waiting on the locks to drill accordingly. Do you have a lock bar angle bracket that you can recommend. We have European box cabinets and we need locks on most of them as this is semi shared space. Just reminder, these are suppose to be keyed alike
1056213
Yes. The lock is located in the upper right hand corner. When you close the drawers and lock it, it locks all the drawers. It comes with (2) keys. Great cabinet for the money.
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Yes - we installed them onto our Ikea cabinets. For the cabinet doors without a top bar, we just installed the lock sideways and put the catch on the sidewall. For doors that came together in the middle - well, we had a center bar at the top that the doors closed against that was too narrow to afix the catch to, so I just used that piece as a catch. I can send pics if you want. They work just fine, though.
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I have one and love it. Very sturdy. But no you can't lock it unless you put chains around it. Otherwise there is no mechanism to lock it.
1759313
No lock! And there is no lock will fit this cabinet, because half glass half wood, no clock is fit for it!