Child Safety Magnetic Cabinet Locks(20 Locks + 3 Keys), Baby Proof, No Tools Or Screws Needed - Norjews

These locks are exactly what I needed: sturdy, reliable, a breeze to install with the provided guide (seriously, like almost fun, even!), and they keep the cabinet securely locked. Tip: use the tape to get them where you want but be sure to use the little screws to secure them as the tape really isn’t sufficient and will fail. I would not trust the tape in cabinets where cleaning supplies and medications are stored. My only complaint is that if you screw them in too tight, they might not latch properly because the plastic is thin and easily distorted and I have one that just seems to have a wonky magnet as sometimes it won’t unlock— but 1 bad lock out of 40 isn't enough to lose a star as these are the best magnetic Amazon locks I’ve seen and we’ve tried a few.

These worked perfectly at my house and very easy to install. My daughters cabinets has an extra piece of wood at the top so couldn’t be used. Ensure you have a flat surface at the top where the sticker part goes

The media could not be loaded.  We absolutely love these locks for our cupboards! They work so amazing and were simple to install. We especially love that you don’t have to drill so they are renter friendly. They keep our baby out and aren’t in the way at all. The best part is you cannot see them from the outside. Only reason for 4 stars is because they don’t work for our kitchen drawers because of the style we have. These are life changing with a toddler trying to get into everything!!

Easy to install & works as expected.

I have so many good things to say about this. I am a mommy of a very active 18 month old. She’s been trying to open/pull/climb things since she could crawl...I used to have the button release ones, I have dealt with the zip tie and the press n’ release. (I also used to work at a baby store so I know all about the different kinds!) The problem with the last two is that your baby can still open the drawers/cabinets slightly and mash their little fingers. The problem with the button release is that they will not anchor to oddly shaped drawers or cabinets so that they don’t pull out. Unless your changing table drawers are flat, rectangular, and small in size (like a nightstand) ...it will not lock shut.These magnetic locks are the BEST solution. You can anchor the “lock part” far enough away so that the tab/hatch/lever part clips on it just enough so that when your busy toddler pulls with all her strength...It. Will. Not. Budge. I am just so happy. I love these. No more crushed fingers. No more crying, pain, or worry...at least when it comes to cabinets and drawers! Haha. But I recommend these 100%. I have to get some more because honestly, it’s so easy to install I just want to install them everywhere. I will also add that usually magnetic locks can get kinda pricey if you have more than a few drawers...these are so inexpensive for a great amount of locks that you will need one box to do at the very least yours and baby’s room.This is NOT a sponsored review. I bought this with my own money.

The locks were simply to install. The only downside is that the magnetic keys are made of a brittle plastic. If you drop them or stick them to a bare metal surface, the casing cracks.

I bought these Child Safety Magnetic Cabinet Locks by Norjews (the box calls them "Safety Cupboard Locks") to keep my cats out of the cabinets. They are very easy to install - definitely watch the video, as the written instructions are vague. The box includes 20 locks and catch plates, and three magnet keys with with a disc for storage so the key doesn't roll around in a drawer or get lost.. The locks and catch plates work together to keep the cabinet door closed when needed; you can also flip a little switch on the lock to leave it unlocked if you don't need them locked all the time. The round "magnet keys" look like little door knobs, and they come with a small, adhesive-backed disc so you can store the magnet key nearby to keep it handy. For example, I cleaned a corner in a drawer above the cabinet where I installed the lock, peeled the adhesive off the small disc and, with the magnet key attached to ensure I had left enough clearance around it, placed the disc inside the drawer. Now, when I need to open the cabinet, I just get the magnet key out of the drawer and use it to open the cabinet. So far the locks are working well and keep my cats out of the cabinet. I recommend them for use when the child or animal pulling on the door isn't able to figure out how to use the magnet (LOL).

I wanted to be able to make my cabinet safe for my grandson and I had just put a brand new kitchen in and did not want to ruin my brand new cabinets. These were excellent option as they will be easy to remove. I didn’t have to screw anything and they can easily be unlatched so when he’s not here, I don’t have to worry about constantly using the magnet. Really impressive and great design.

Works good and very easy to install