will it stop a toddler from closing the door or if he pulls hard enough will it give?
946998
Yes, toddler will be able to close the door if he pulls on it. This door stop works great if you only want to keep a door open that closes on its own. It was exactly what I was looking for.
946999
A stiff breeze will delatch it, so a toddler definitely yes... If that is his/her intention
947000
It is a small, strong magnet. Not a hook fastener. A kid could fall against it, or pull it loose. Not what your looking for.
947001
No, it simply keeps the door from swinging closed. It might slow them down but it certainly won't prevent it. I bought it because my doors like to close themselves.
1288241
No, it doesn't. I think that it's automatically closing makes it a little safer, because it can't be inadvertently left open. If need be, it would be easy to prop it open with a door stop at the bottom
1599021
I don't think so. It will help keep the door in the closed position or return it to closed if opened.
1816049
it comes in the "closed" position. What this does it stretch out as it "opens" and then holds it there. This won't pull your door closed, instead it holds it open and resists the closing.
394287
The answer is a definite no. The only way your toddler would be able to turn the lock is if he/she the removed Grip Lock. I like the item so well I have bought one for every outside door and the garage door to the house.
1974976
It's a magnet on the top of the door. I haven't had any problems with mine staying closed.
835280
Yes it stays closed with out any gaps all the way down. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't keep your fur baby in unless you teach it to push it open.
393688
It can definitely support the tugging and pulling, but I would suggest that you put it on a carpet, so it doesn't slide across the floor while he pulls.
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.
1359898
It doesn't latch/grasp around door or other frame. You basically expand the gate just beyond size of opening and wedge it into place and the rubber end tips create friction that holds it place. Does quite a good job, but I wouldn't trust it to stop a infant/toddler falling against it with all their weight at the top of a staircase or to a opening to an outside pool area etc... We use it to keep are 80lb Labrador from going upstairs. Hope that helps...
788848
When we got ours we were afraid to break it but it just pulls open... Ours was really stiff but it opens without breaking lol
110471
Yes, very easily. When its engaged in door slightly open position, there is about 1-4 inches of play, so kids can't open and can't crush fingers. An adult can reach up, tap the device so that it swings on hinge and disengages. Then when the adult swings the door in what would be a closing motion, the unit re-engages. You can disengage easily with one hand, allowing you to carry something in the other.
478926
Yes the door opens, but sometimes its hard to close it correctly (I can close it without any issues, but my 2 year old can not).
1295343
It's a little difficult to pull back initially, but does loosen up after awhile. I think it would be all right for your grandson, at least he would be able to work with it for a few years to see if he likes it.
140805
If you install it not quite vertically aligned, with the top bar tilted towards the side of the room you want the gate to stay open, it will stay open due to gravity. To shut it you'll have to push the gate to catch the bottom latch, but the top gate latch may not close then. A child will not be able to open the gate, because you have to lift the door to disengage the bottom latch. I just installed it yesterday and it does not close. I intend to correct it today though, as it is not recommended.
269690
It does not fall off without help but my toddler did pull it off a few times until I caught her doing it and explained not to do that. It goes back on easily.
294684
Pulled themselves to a standing position, but not allowed to attempt climbing in. We keep our bedroom door shut so that he does not go into our room. It has a very nicely designed floor base, but, depending on the toddler's height and weight, I would still be extremely cautious.