Is this a snap close or does the handle slide into a slot looking for the one that the handle slides in & its about a 9 gallon capacity
1399258
I don't know. I bought it for someone else and did not even look at it.Sorry I can't help.
103467
It has an opening that you easily slide or move to open. When you want it closed you use the hook clips to keep it closed.
1454802
I don't think it really snaps. But it is a snug fit. This moves far less then the other seat I purchased. We also have an elongated toilet, so it could very well snap on a regular round bowl.
28249
Easy to install. Have to take off plastic cup piece I order for handle to slide into
1339713
Its more of a door "nook" than an actual handle. It doesn't protrude like a handle does but it is very comfortable to open and close (opposed to a push button). Hope that helped.
577345
Yes, It slides out to the right. There;s a drain plug in the tray so drain it before you pull it out or the water will slop over the edges.
795150
It's a handle. Pull handle is 18.5cm. The two screws are just under 13cm apart.
1279642
There is a small gap between the battery slide and the handle. I used a small screwdriver to push down just above the arrow in the gap. There is a small plastic hook there that slides up under the handle portion when closed and once it is pushed down you can slide it open. Hope this helps.
2130228
If you have the tank seated, so it clicks in and feels secure, then I suggest contacting the manufacturer. Also, something to look out for, the wand connector is plastic and deteriorates over time. Mine broke a few months out of the warranty period and it cannot be replaced. I didn't move it back and forth very much; perhaps I should have.
2260956
No. It only holds one 5 gallon Blitz style can with the handles as shown in the picture. Nice quality piece though.
1440026
It slips into place tightly (but not too tight). There isn't a snap, it just fits flush around the edge. My concern would be the giant feeding hole which is more than enough space for a cat to stick a paw in. The cat could grab a fish or the lid and pull it right off. We have a cat too and covered that huge hole with clear packing tape (on the top and bottom side of the lid) to make it safer. There is a smaller hole for a heater power cord in the back of the lid. We just use that to feed.
306033
I mounted it directly to a sink that I made for my shop. Not sure what you are referring to the handle, it has a plastic sleeve over the metal crank which will slip on the metal crank if gripped tight enough.
1556728
I don't know if you really mean handle. All the containers will come with a lid that has four locking sides. Each side will snap shut. These are the best storage containers I have ever used.
970533
Not really. It still screws on tight and I have no problems with leaks or anything but when tight the hole in the lid is too close to the handle to make it easy to hold & drink out of. It doesn't bother me though because I use a big long straw to sip out of. Keeps my stuff cold all day & I love it.
1058989
Very solid construction and handle. It snaps into place. You have to push in to release.
2124711
No, it is a snap and twist design. There is a channel on the container and two raised dimples on the lid, the dimples go down into the channel, turns to lock in place.
1150384
Mine is snug (it has to be so it won't leak when measuring liquids), but it slides smoothly and disassembles easily. Note that the guide knobs ride in helical tracks, so the sliding motion is a twisting one instead of straight up and down.