Has anyone used these on oval shaped door knobs? Did it work?
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Hello. The covers are for standard door knobs. Here is a link for installation and information from Munchkin. http://www.munchkin.com/media/wysiwyg/pdf/Door%20Knob%20Cover%20Installation.pdf
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I haven't tried them on oval knobs but my guess is they wouldn't close around an oval knob unless it was very small.
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I ordered these while we were on a vac trip because I forgot to pack ours. Were awful and my 2 1/2 year-old figured out how to take them off almost immediately
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Hello! I see no reason why the dampers wouldn't work on your doors. Especially since they are spring loaded to help close them, that's what the dampers do best! They will fit and work on 99% of cabinets and are held in place with only one screw, very easy to install and use. The fitment is dependent more on the type of cabinet edge than the type of hinge in use I got mine at "knobs and pulls.com" and have been very satisfied with them. Of course they are adjustable too for the closure rate. Good luck! Note" Depending on they type of wood the cabinets are made of, it might make installation easier if you drill a small hole for the one attaching screw. That way you won't split the wood! Hello! I see no reason why the dampers wouldn't work on your doors. Especially since they are spring loaded to help close them, that's what the dampers do best! They will fit and work on 99% of cabinets and are held in place with only one screw, very easy to install and use. The fitment is dependent more on the type of cabinet edge than the type of hinge in use I got mine at "knobs and pulls.com" and have been very satisfied with them. Of course they are adjustable too for the closure rate. Good luck! Note" Depending on they type of wood the cabinets are made of, it might... » Read More Hello! I see no reason why the dampers wouldn't work on your doors. Especially since they are spring loaded to help close them, that's what the dampers do best! They will fit and work on 99% of cabinets and are held in place with only one screw, very easy to install and use. The fitment is dependent more on the type of cabinet edge than the type of hinge in use I got mine at "knobs and pulls.com" and have been very satisfied with them. Of course they are adjustable too for the closure rate. Good luck! Note" Depending on they type of wood the cabinets are made of, it might make installation easier if you drill a small hole for the one attaching screw. That way you won't split the wood! « Show Less
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Hi Albert, I did a little experiment with my front door. If you can close your door, but not have to twist the door knob, this will work. Simply install this into the door frame,shut the door and pull. The door did not open for me,so it should work the same for you. Hope this helps.
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Should work OK. I use it on my lever door "knob" and it just fits under the stem - no way it will just slip off.
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This has never happened to me. I just checked the knobs and they work as they should. Hope this helps.Thanks, Brigida
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I'm not sure of the style of doorknib you're referring to, but this is essentially a plastic cage that fits around the doorknib, and you turn the knob by fitting your fingers through the holes pictured. On modern doorknibs, there is a little bit of play, so if they're even a little bit larger than today's standard, they should still fit (and work). Of course, if they're too snug, then a child could turn the knob just by grabbing the cover...but I THINK the doorknobs you're talking about are smaller than today's standard, so I think you'll be just fine.
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We used the knobs on a older home (abt 1940's era). There was an original one on an old door. The knob broke when it was accidentally hit. The ones we ordered worked perfectly for that, however, I cannot answer if they'll fit french doors or not.
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Yes These DO fit the round ones......with the twisting lock type...NOT A HOOK
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In my experience - YES. The idea for the round door knob protector that it turns and they can never grab the door handle.
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Mine dont work!!! I tried them on three different doors. You take the handle off one side, place the circle on reattach the handle and then it should work but I have had no luck!!
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I used these knobs on hall & closet doors - mine have no locks. I do have matching knobs on front & back doors that do have locks, so they can be had in the egg shape. Hope that helps.
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If you have a round door handle you place the upper part of the Buddy Bar behind the round knob - you would do the same thing with a lever handle. No difference. It will work. I have lever handles on the inside doors of my house so I tried the Buddy Bar and it works.
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Sorry, I sold the piece on which I used them, but cabinet screws are a standard size (these were standard) so you should be OK. If the screws are too wide, just drill a slightly larger hole. If they are too small, the knob itself will cover the hole on the front, use a washer on the back if needed (unlikely) and make sure the knobs are screwed down nice and snug. Length is more what you have to be concerned about because of the variability of the drawer/cabinet thickness. But that's a problem that can be easily solved by buying longer (or shorter) screws. Most knobs come with longer screws that "snap" off these days. Can't remember what came with these.
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Mine is oval with no flat side, really. They work great! So glad I got them, sick of the ladder!
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yes, I was working in a booth that has plastic flaps for the door and they broke the knob. I was able to epoxy the original but because of the warranty had the maker send me two replacements just in case! They had great service.
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Yes, you can use on oval, round, square or rectangular plates. Make sure you get a hanger large enough for your plate. They don't stretch at all beyond the stated size - which is reached when the springs are stretched to capacity. (They will work just fine on plates that are smaller than the stated size. Ex. 10 inch would work on an 8 inch plate but not on a 10.5 inch plate.)
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If you mean the shape, then yes, I have seen mini two inch bars. They only have a single leg attachment, not two like the long ones. If you mean finish/color, any brushed nickel knob would look good with it.