Baby Child Safety Cabinet Locks, Easy to Install, No Tools or Drilling Needed, Invisible and Safe Design,10 Packs - White

There needs to be a way to consistently place the "hook" component each time. Sometimes the hook would be placed too high, not allowing to drawer to shut, or too low, not allowing it to fully catch. Installation is honestly a tremendous pain, although it must be stated that with proper patience and using your own template I was able to install these correctly.My 2nd critique is that over time the hooks sag, making a previously successful installation no longer such. I had several hooks that were adhered AND screwed succumb to this issue, requiring me to reinstall.Thirdly, some of my cabinet drawers required modification since the hook required to be up so high that it was only making contact with 1/2 of the drawer backing due to mine being two-tiered (difficult to explain). I understand it's impossible to make a one-size-fits-all universal product, but this is something the manufacturer should explore.Lastly, it would be nice for these to be made of something sturdier instead of plastic. My children have opened the cabinets/drawers strongly enough that the hook popped off or failed. I would pay more for these if they were made out of a stronger material.Overall, they are the easiest solution I have found for securing my cabinets and drawers. Until something better comes along, I still recommend them.

I don’t know how other people have had success with these WITHOUT using the included screws to secure the locks to their cabinets/drawers. I don’t think I have abnormally strong girls (20 months & 4.5 years) and they had no trouble at all opening the drawers with the locks secured using JUST the included 3M adhesive foam squares. Opening the drawers with moderate force rips the locks right off the cabinet, taking the adhesive foam with the locks. So, on to the next level of protection: using the included screws to attach the locks. This was fairly straight forward however there are not enough screws included in the box to secure all the locks and their buckles. So, just know that you’ll have to buy more or try contacting the seller to send you more. I found that #4 wood screws in a 1/2 inch length worked well for the rest of the locks I had to attach using my own screws. All these hang ups aside, i do love these locks. The spring loaded lock is much nicer and feels like it will hold up better than the all plastic locks that just bend down to disengage the lock.

Before installing these cabinet locks, things are EVERYWHERE because our little one loves placing things where ever he deems fit. He would smash his fingers.After installing life just got that much better. Wife no longer complains about stuff everywhere and I don't need to pick up random stuff as often.Your partner will appreciate this if you have a 1 year old. Promise.

Very easy to install and are very adhesive. Installed these on my kitchen cabinets. Took all of about 5 minutes and well worth it. Cabinets are easy to open for us and impossible to open for my 1 year old.

These worked good for a while. Some of the sticky pieces started to fall off the wood, so i've had to use more than one. They seem to work for a few weeks then the sticky part gets weak. It works fine for the price.

Placed them on our wooden kitchen cabinet doors and they come off easily when my son tried to pull doors open thus enabling him to grab things from the cabinet breaking the bowls and a bottle when dropped on the floor.

The adhesive on these is not very strong. My son was able to pry them off my kitchen drawers by opening and closing the drawers over and over again.

The tape comes loose after a little bit. You would defiantly want to screw them in but moving from apartment to apartment with the military that wasn't a choose for me.