Safety 1st Magnetic Tot Lok Deluxe Starter Set: Do these locks work on glass doors of the kitchen?
1156249
Unless the doors have a wooden frame (not too thick, ideal about 1 inch), don't think these will work
1156250
You must have some type of wood or some other way to affix the locks to your cabinetry. You might be able to with some very strong adhesive but screwing into wood is perhaps the best
1467514
I just used this kit on my Defiant locks. The instructions for disassembly did not apply to my locks at all but I was able to find a youtube video for that part. The pins worked fine. Unlock/lock is smooth.
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.
1989003
Look, this locks works perfectly for a simple standard lock-door system. So only buy one first to try.It wont work with new age , styled , non standard doors.That beeing said, once you put it on its highly improbable that any landlord and or burglar gets in without having to destroy the door.
945895
It probably will... it's pretty good and much better than those locks for drawers you can buy at baby stores. But it's still plastic so depending on how strong he is, he might break it. You'll also need to keep the magnetic key away from him as he'll see you using it and likely learn. My 3 year old tries but he doesn't know the exact spot to put the key to unlock the door. Overall after trying several locks for cabinet doors this was the best in my opinion. But also the hardest to install so as long as you plan and execute well according to instructions it will be fine.
700784
Yes you can. You just need to install the magnetic part at the door jamb and set the system to lock automatically once it sense the magnetic part
945894
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.
2234034
Yup! They're metal so they will absolutely work with a magnetic knife holder.
216065
I do not believe they do. I do think they are pretty secure because I have to pull fairly hard to get them to slide out, but I do not think they lock in when the top is closed. I will pay more attention when I get home tonight.
1361782
It's basically a pair of magnets. As long as you position them so they are together when the door is closed, and apart when opened, it will work.
1202385
If they are contact type switches and not electronic, I see no reason why they won't work. My switch on the door is a contact / magnetic and the other switches are all contact type. Just follow the directions and make sure the ground is good. Check the ground "FIRST" this is where the problem usually starts.
1465437
Our door works just as represented: first setting lets any 'animals' come and go at will, no magnet needed; second setting animals with magnet collar only coming in, anything can go out without magnet; third setting locks door so no animals can go either way, nothing to do with magnet. Hope that helps.
719987
These are fully contained units, so I am not sure what compatibility you need (they don't have keys since they are for indoor use). We used ours on pre-drilled new doors and they were fine. We had to adjust the striker plate on the jam (and enlarge one of the holes behind the plate), but that was due to the hole location on the new door, not due to the handle assembly. Hope this helps.
1685238
No. The doors do not have a lock. They only have magnets to keep the doors closed tight.
1522330
No. Someone could kick this lock open pretty easily. We use them on inside doors for child-proofing purposes i.e., locking door to basement so our toddler can't pull the door open and fall down the stairs.
672041
It takes a bit of getting used to, but we keep ours on the fridge and it's no biggie to reach for it to unlock cabinets. My son gets into everything so it was worth it for us. Don't have these on my drawers as they wouldn't fit, but I wish I did. My the latch locks I have on them suck!
1188913
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.