Need to hold drawers shut on a blood bank bus. Plastic fittings break often. Thinking two pieces lined up, one on drawer, one on frame. Strong enough, you suppose? Can use a small screw if tape side is feeble. Thanks.
509980
I love this stuff for signs on beems and cabinets,but not sure that It will be strong enough to hold a drawer shut.
752096
Same thing happened to me. They had this plastic holder stapled on the back part of the drawer and it was loose when I got it. So hopefully you didn't throw it away. I had to screw it on myself. I sent a complaint, but never got a reply.
544631
The drawer slides on wooden rails located underneath on each side. About as basic as you can get so it wobbles about what you'd expect. No stops so it will come completely out if you pull it far enough. It's really not designed for daily use so don't count on it lasting.
2011483
I tried that with a file cabinet and my 9mm XD, and it slid down the side of the cabinet. Maybe if it was a stronger, thicker metal, and a lighter gun, perhaps it would hold, but its really made to be screwed onto something. Or if its holding horizontal rather thn vertical, maybe that would make a difference.
1509653
Yes and yes. I turned one of mine around to switch compartment positions myself. If you do this, the drawer becomes more of a shelf because it won't slide out. I use mine for "working documents".
2078530
That is exactly how I use mine. Very sturdy, crammed full and I have to pull the drawers out on turn the unit and pull then to the front or back.
1262715
I fastened a slide to each side of a drawer box; then I made 4 metal L shaped brackets and fastened 2 brackets to each slide. The other side of the bracket was fastened to a shelf under the drawer box. The drawer box was suspended slightly above the shelf by the brackets so it would slide out.
216061
There is a catching mechanism that will hold then in. When a drawer slides in all the way it drops down into an indent. To open the drawer, just lift slightly before pulling.
1343619
These are slightly thicker than the average "bumper" so it might hold the door/drawer open a bit too much if you doubled them up. Traditionally you put them on the door but that's not carved in stone. They would work just as well if placed on the frame of the cabinet although for appearances sake I wouldn't. Another use I've found is to put them on the two lower corners of picture frames. It helps keep them hanging straight.
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It's loose inside the drawer. I had connected it wide enough that it touches the sides of the drawer. It will move a little, but you can put double sided tape on the bottom if you want it to stay in place.
665814
If you want to get the best performance then use the screws. If you use double sided tape, magnets probably won't be held properly and your cabinet won't be secure at all.
1277629
I could pull it out because the drawer allows you to adjust it to legal size. do not need a second paper drawer.
2064506
Like Rob Harrison said, a pair of pliers should do the trick. Its pretty stout plastic.
640284
I use two bungee cord's, crossed over the top dome. I don't have a problem with the drawer moving, but you could use one there as well
1929745
I do not see any mechanism for locking the drawers or cabinets. But the item is made in a fashion that it doesn't really look like the side open up, although they do. But if the intent is to truly lock the draws to secure valuables, then I don't see a way for you to accomplish that with this item.
1588749
I think the drawer will be fine. It fits loosely. Although, I would finish it appropriately.
577116
I just used heavy-duty 3M double-sided tape. It's the same strength as the tape they use on their wall hooks. I hung this vertically inside my cabinet door as it was too wide for the door.