can you use this lock on a wood side by side cabinet- i have bought 2 of these locks for our refrigerator and they work great. sue
1351641
I'm not sure we used them on our refrigerator, but in thinking you should be able to. They have a strong grip.
1351642
I should think the lock would work as well side by side as it does mounted perpendicular - although if the cabinet doors are laminated, it may be pretty easy to rip off.
1960698
I think so, but thew lock lever will be on the wron side if you put the lever section between the doors.
838317
This is a light duty lock intended for display cabinets, etc. You should get something stronger for your storage bins.
334451
No, these stick really tight and I dont think they are the kind you can pull off a wooden object and not have damage. I would NOT put them on wood unless you plan to never remove them. I can't say for absolute certain they would cause damage, but based on what I know about these and I have 2 sets of these locks, they would not be good for wood or anything with a paint or stain cover. They work great for fridges though.
1685240
Nope, it doesn't have a lock. If you wanted to lock the doors, you'd have to buy one of those baby-proof cabinet door locking things, which wouldn't look terribly fashionable...
476775
They wouldn't be very effective on a full size door, they aren't strong enough for that. Even for heavy cabinet doors, the manufacturer recommends using two, from what I remember of the instructions.
2014425
If one side of the refrigerator is NOT adjacent to a wall, you should be ok. If it is, you will need more room. The unit is a few inches taller than my old fridge, so if you have overhead cabinets, you need to be aware of that, as well.
2072445
No the sides do not lock. This is a nice solid piece of furniture. My only complaint is that the drawers don't pull out all the way so it is difficult to get things out of the back compartments of some of the drawers.
1547549
I'm going to say yes the locks would work on metal doors because I switched the one inside on the wooden door and put it outside and then install this lock inside. Reason had nothing to do with compatibility but with which key the family were more familiar with. Since this work inside and the former worked on the inside and outside I say "yes it works"
375236
The short answer is it that it should lock the door from the outside, if the door jamb is standard depth. It is not it may not work well if at all due to the shortness of the toothed bar. I was able to make the lock work for my use on a non-standard door, but it took some modification to do so.
1759313
No lock! And there is no lock will fit this cabinet, because half glass half wood, no clock is fit for it!
1156250
You must have some type of wood or some other way to affix the locks to your cabinetry. You might be able to with some very strong adhesive but screwing into wood is perhaps the best
1297617
I don't see why it wouldn't. The lock uses "in/out" action. Position the lock vertically for "up/down" action, or horizontally for "side/side" action.
1173535
I have not. It may depend on the style of door. I have a newer cabinet door.
1347650
I don't see this being able to work on a mortise lock. This works on standard two or one hole doors. Always make sure there is enough space from the bottom hole. The device is rather large and doesn't fit some of the older type doors because the holes are too close together and would require to replace the door.
390656
Yes, I have two units mounted in this manner side by side. The door over;aps past the edge og the cabinet everso slightly. I did leave 1/8" spacing which looks fine as the gap between the doors is approximately that much. Mine are suraface mounted, not recessed. Not familar with hinge problem.
2182273
It is possible . If your were to place on the inside end of the door where the two overlap you could use the lock to catch the track. I wish there were a way to send you a diagram because i'm sure that doesn't help. Yes, it can be done simply but it depends on the depth of your door. The lock itself is great, I have two turning a closet into a gun cabinet.If the question is will it lock in place, YES; very securely.