Are they completely closed or partially
1950560
There are 3 of each nested together. They are closed perimeter cutters that cut out a one dimensional shape. I believe they are 3/4" tall so the largest cutters could cut petit fours.
1950561
I don't understand the question. They're just like little cookie cutters, if that helps.
1950562
Each one makes a complete circuit in whatever shape. They are open on top and bottom.
1923701
After they were installed they closed just fine. They do not stay closed once collapsed unless there is force (eg, the weight of a door) to keep them that way.
211597
Yes, both ends are open. We put one on either side of our mirror in the bathroom and put LED lightbulbs in with a dimmer. They are beautiful!
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.
2275390
I usually leave them open because it can get very hot but I suppose it depends on how much moisture you need for what you are processing. Open lets more steam out, closed keeps the steam contained. For color/ chemical processing I'd say open but maybe for conditioning treatment keep them closed.
1751464
They don't actually snap closed, but I know what you are talking about. I ordered 2 sets (4 containers, and one of the containers is defective. I tried all the lids plus some that I already had, and the one bottom would not seal with any of the tops. All 4 of the tops worked my bottoms including my older ones. I have been so busy that I haven't contacted the vendor to see if I can get a replacement. Guess I need to do that. I really love them, and already had 4 when I ordered these 4. I like that they will stack about 3 high in a small space in my fridge, and I have kept Romaine Lettuce leaves fresh for 4 weeks in one.
1751463
Yes they are supposed to snap closed. I had to work a long time and push really hard to get them to do that. It still didn't work for me. I just never could get it to seal like I think it is supposed to do. Maybe it is just me, but I wouldn't buy them again.
1480189
The covers close slightly. After the cover is opened, I bend them back a bit past vertical and then they stay wide open.
1981909
They are quarter sized, and no they do not shut tightly. Maybe a centimeter deep, and half full
906705
The short answer is "no," they are not soft close but they are very well made so there is a fair amount of resistance (think heavy duty) as you push the drawer closed. In my particular set-up, it would be almost impossible to hip-check the drawer and have it slam closed. It needs to be firmly pushed all the way or it will remain open.
1419376
They're closed. I used 12 of them on a 12 piece string section with the mic placed 10 feet above the players with no bleed.
1963975
Sorry, didn't see last part. They go under the heating unit. They work great.
459038
Mine are like semi? Like they're not open, but they're not fully heeled in the back.
1291916
Bweets, thanks for asking, they only go well with a closed door. I had to buy an extension that goes onto pipes and bars for that purpose.
568759
Yes, they are closed at the bottom with a seam. The seam is not strong enough to hold any weight, so don't put other items (shoes, etc.) in the bottom of the bag, but they close at the bottom so dust and insects don't fly or crawl in.
2243287
Not to seem sarcastic, but the open screw ones are open and the closed are closed?The open ones have a hole in the side and you can see the screws. The closed ones are totally closed. I am not a huge audiophile, so I can't say why you would want the open ones. I think the for majority of people, the closed ones are the way to go. Also, the "hardest" thing to using these is to make sure you don't put a lot of wire over the end, it makes it hard to screw the thing closed. Good luck!
1820911
No, they are quite thin and closing the door creates no problems. If your door is too close to the frame, just a little sandpapering and repainting the top of the door will resolve this problem.