Safety 1st Magnetic Tot Lok Deluxe Starter Set: Do these locks work on lazy susans?
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No, Tot Loks won't work on a lazy susan. However, this one will. http://www.amazon.com/Safety-1st-11621-Susan-Cabinet/dp/B0000479VK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1233605391&sr=8-2 We use it all the time and it works fine You will only be able to spin the lazy susan in one direction and back again, not all the way around, but you can still get to everything in there..
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Yes, this lock automatically lock when the two pieces meet ( magnetic attraction) but you have to manually pull the latch to open. This is an overall great locking mechanism.
1388079
Yes, the locks will keep adults out too. My huband installed the locks and, as other reviewers stated, they can be a pain to install. Very important to remember: KEEP TRACK OF THE MAGNETIC KEY!!! Or, buy an extra one. We found out that our key did work even though it was melted a little (was left on top of hot stove for a few minutes). All-in-all, I believe these locks were well worth the money.
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Hello Magnetic Door Locks are "Fail Safe Lock". Meaning, they are powered (energized) in order to be locked and de-energized for unlocking. During power outage they will unlock. To overcome it for continuous lock you'll need to add a backup power supply. We do carry this item but not on Amazon.
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It should work on both type of door swingI would like to note I have always been high on these locks and have had good service with them, recently I had one fail and called customer service to get it replaced under warranty, unfortunately I connected up with a customer service rep who was less than friendly, and he would not warranty the lock for me, although it clearly was under warranty, I am very upset with this person and I think everyone should know that making a warranty claim might have less than satisfying results.
917237
I have those locks for quite a while. The way I take care of them whenever hard to open/close is squeeze both end, then they worked.
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This kit will work with the Smartkey Kwikset locks. If you have an older lock system, this kit is not meant for it. If you have a Smartkey kwickset lock, then you should not need this kit. Just rekey the lock to your existing key that works for the rest of the locks.This kit is only a set of six keys to rekey a smartkey Kwikset lock. The smartkey kwikset lock system can be rekeyed in minutes. Check out this website.http://www.kwikset.com/SmartSecurity/Re-Key-Technology.aspx
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if your lazy susan has a door besure you get the shelves that mounts to the doors and it should fit
909202
yes they do, but I have not used them for striking - I've only used the pry bars as a "lever".
536195
Yes! You press down on the lock and get them as tight as you want by pulling the lace. Then release the lock. The lock can be a little hard to press down but it works great and stays in place.
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I'm going to say yes the locks would work on metal doors because I switched the one inside on the wooden door and put it outside and then install this lock inside. Reason had nothing to do with compatibility but with which key the family were more familiar with. Since this work inside and the former worked on the inside and outside I say "yes it works"
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Hard to tell as I only have the screw ones in my home. The magnet's are pretty strong so they might work THROUGH the plastic cover...the best way to test this is if you have a magnet laying around (like on on your refrigerator). If the magnet will stick to the switchplate there's a pretty good chance this will work.
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Yes. We used one on the fridge & one on the lazy susan. Best baby lock out there.
100260
I bought one for each of my parents. I already had my own. I don't remember a lock when I played with them. Sorry, I can't be sure.
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The lock can but not the key. You will have to place the key in the same place where other magnetic items go to pass through the system.
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I would think so as long as you release the locking screw before you move them up or down automatically.
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There is a deep grove inside the head of the pin. I believe it would stay locked unless the metal part bent. I feel this is a real concern. In my opinion, an active baby's movements would cause the metal to bend and allow the pin to escape the protective pin. Also the plastic seems cheaply made. I don't think I would use these pins on my baby. Of course this is only my opinion.