Would this work on a home cabinet (kitchen) that swings out?
245369
I don't see why not, as long as there is something for the tang to grab. To insure a better grab, you could bend the tang to 90 degree.
245370
Martha,I don't think this will work on your application. If you can invasion a hotel room door from inside the room. This lock will only wok in situations like this. I hope this was helpful. I travel and use this lock to insure my door. Take care,
1931550
It probably will IF THE DOOR is solid wood. It is heavy holding the iron/iron board and needs to be anchored securely on the door. It sticks out about 10 ". So be sure you have the space behind the door and it won't hit into anything when opening door. I would NOT get it if it is a hollow core door.
2034455
There are three holes in an upside down triangle shape in the upper half of the overall unit and positioned in a mounting plate in the center of the unit. So you would have to attach to the middle part of your cabinet door. It is not suitable for cabinets that have a very thin door.
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Most likely it can. The back has the same slats as the front so nails or screws could be put into the cabinet and the caddy placed onto them. Screws with hook-like fronts would probably secure the caddy a bit better. In any case, care should then be given when taking out or putting back a remote control so as to not dislodge the caddy. I have both of mine on tables so have no experience in hanging them.
1955386
Not sure that it would. I suggest getting the mount designed to mount under the cabinet.
2133712
Hello; No I do it will work . the dimensions are too small- the depth is just 10 1/2 inches. The height of the top cabinet may not be tall enough, either.
2129472
No idea. It has a spot to hang on a screw or nail on the wall. So if you can get a nail or screw through the cabinet, then, yea sure.
564644
Should work. We used this as a replacement for a broken wooden slide on my dresser. If I am not mistaken we did have to add a small wooden block in the back. Works well.
128329
Yes, I think that could work. It would just depend on the thickness of the cabinet.
1217164
I just tried to swivel while the board was mostly up and it hit the side of the cabinet. If you can lower it almost down it would work, but not easily. Perhaps there is some other option that would be a safer bet. Good luck.
179554
Yes. You might need to add a piece of wood or an additional spacer, if your cabinet trim is long.
1386626
Yes it will work on an out-swinging door. Loop the cord around the door knob and slide the trigger between the door and the jamb, or place the alarm on the floor and the trigger between the bottom of the door and the floor.
827883
It is designed for standard 15" cabinets. It may not work, would not take a chance with it.
2256607
Most likely. The problem is that the clamp opens only so far which is not enough for the standard counter top. A Kitchen table should work just fine.
1086653
Depends just how heavy your component is...cabinet is sturdy but why take the chance.If it were me, I'd break down and buy a new component (which will probably give betterquality besides!)
923142
I don't think so. The instructions were pretty sparse. The cabinet is on a carpet so it doesn't move very much. It might move on a hardwood or tile floor.
1635876
I'm not exactly sure what you're set-up is based on your description, but if the back of the cabinet is open, then this would work but you may need to make some kind of custom bracket. The plastic brackets that the kit comes with work just fine, but they only fit a specific-sized opening.