Safety 1st Adhesive Magnetic Lock System - 2 Locks and 1 Key, White

Get the safety lock system that has been proven stronger and help keep your little explorer from accessing off-limit cabinets and drawers. The Safety 1st Adhesive Magnetic Lock System is simple to install, just peel and stick. This kit comes with two locks and one key and includes a template that allows for perfect installation alignment, every time. These ingenious locks install discreetly inside of your cabinets and drawers, making them invisible from the outside. It unlocks with a magnetic key that can be stored high up and out of your child's reach. A push of a button lets you disengage the lock during periods of non-use. When you're ready to keep things shut, the SecureTech locking indicator lets you know that the lock is properly engaged again. This standard set includes two locks and one key. In side by side comparisons with leading competitors using real life toddlers, the Safety 1st Adhesive Magnetic Locks were strong enough to keep even the cleverest of toddlers out. Even in lab testing using state of the art mechanical pull force equipment, Safety 1st outperformed the competition. Toddler Tested. Proven Stronger. Safety 1st believes parenting should have fewer worries and more joyful moments. As the first and only leader in child safety, Safety 1st is here to give you peace of mind so you can spend less time worrying and more time enjoying every first you experience with your child.

Safety 1st Adhesive Magnetic Lock System - 2 Locks and 1 Key, White 3M adhesive provide a powerful, secure hold while making it easy to install Each lock includes a plastic template for perfect installation alignment every time No tools needed for most cabinets. Some materials, such as particle board, require the use of screws (included). Operates with a magnetic key that stores easily up high and out of child’s reach Lock installs inside cabinet or drawer for an invisible safety solution Disengages for periods of non-use Proven stronger against leading competitors in mechanical pull force tests – and with real-life toddlers (as of August 2017)