How does the door fasten closed? Is it a clip, magnet or something else or no fastener at all?
1974976
It's a magnet on the top of the door. I haven't had any problems with mine staying closed.
1974977
The door has a magnet on it. I really like this cabinet! It is the perfect size and looks more expensive than it is! I would recommend this to anyone.
1974978
A magnet. It's a sturdy little piece - I haven't had any issues with it staying closed
1826770
It closes with a magnet latch. I doubt that it would be opened easily by the kitties. Mine seems fairly secure.
514292
The door anchor is a loop of webbing with a stopper sewn into one end. You put it under or over your door and close the door to keep it in place. No hooks.
2230581
On the top center front edge there is a carved out place, a notch, where you put your fingers and pull the door open. It is held shut by a magnetic device. Great looking box and well made. I love mine. Hope that helped.
1947467
I gave it as a gift so I don't have it anymore. But usually it's a door held in place by either a clip or screw.
394170
It doesn't have a clip that holds it up-- but it does stay up. This is not going to be easy to describe, but if you have the bar at 90 degrees from the door frame (perpendicular to the door) when it is in use, as you lift it up to move out of the way-- when it passes about a 45 degree angle, the piece that attaches the bar to the door frame doesn't allow the bar doesn't swing loosely anymore. So when it reaches its upright position in the door frame, it just stays there. (told you it was hard to describe). It stays up perfectly, better than a clip you have to attach it to, and it doesn't fall or move at all. It's a one handed movement to raise or lower the bar and it stays where you leave it. It doesn't have a clip that holds it up-- but it does stay up. This is not going to be easy to describe, but if you have the bar at 90 degrees from the door frame (perpendicular to the door) when it is in use, as you lift it up to move out of the way-- when it passes about a 45 degree angle, the piece that attaches the bar to the door frame doesn't allow the bar doesn't swing loosely anymore. So when it reaches its upright position in the door frame, it just stays there. (told you it was hard to describe). It stays up perfectly, better than a clip you have to attach it to, and it doesn't... » Read More It doesn't have a clip that holds it up-- but it does stay up. This is not going to be easy to describe, but if you have the bar at 90 degrees from the door frame (perpendicular to the door) when it is in use, as you lift it up to move out of the way-- when it passes about a 45 degree angle, the piece that attaches the bar to the door frame doesn't allow the bar doesn't swing loosely anymore. So when it reaches its upright position in the door frame, it just stays there. (told you it was hard to describe). It stays up perfectly, better than a clip you have to attach it to, and it doesn't fall or move at all. It's a one handed movement to raise or lower the bar and it stays where you leave it. « Show Less
2210931
Magnetic closure - the good this about that is that the magnets hold it open, not just when it's closed
316667
It is a two piece door, devenly divided. The magnets keep it together and come apart easily. Often you have to line the magnets up so the opening closes and keeps bugs out. Pretty good product. Have had one for the last 7 years.
1258815
It is the housing which holds the magnet in place which magnatzes the bit so screws will stay attached in tight places. I dont know why its loose, mine is too. Must be how its designed
1319018
You have to grab the door squarely and pull straight up. It fits snug, but a firm grip and some force will get it out. There is no lock to deal with.
100076
It closes with a magnet... its pretty strong but you can only hold about three cards and a couple dollar bills for it to feel securely closed in my opinion
1652480
I bought some magnet strips and hot glued them to the existing strips. Makes the space between the magnet strips on the flaps and the door less. better chance to seal. I did it and they stay shut no problem. Good luck.
1586445
It's a really strong door closer. Why would a door closer hold the door open?To keep open put a latch & hook on the back of the door. This is a strong high grade commercial door closer
1656981
mine came with one long strip that I cut to size. the frame of the shower where the door shuts should be metal. that is what the magnet magnetizes to. simply pull the old strip out. put a small amount of dish washing soap in the channel that the strip goes in. slide the new strip in place. cut the new strip to the proper length in the channel. do not try to cut it out of the channel. you may cut it too short. once in place, take some pliers and gently bend the end of the channels in so the magnetic strip cannot slide out. door should close properly now. hope this helped.
2279177
yup.. I have mine hooked onto a heavy duty screw hook.. didn't have a door i could shut...
1038984
There's not latch, clip, or switch. You don't know how many times I tried to "open" the one piece that holds the two "panels' together. Very frustrating - put it down, walk away, come back, grasp each side and pull. That's what I did, and it worked.
1685236
Only magnet latches - pull open doors. A lock could probably be installed, but it does not come with one.