4 PACK Child Proof Sliding Cabinet Door Code Locks Baby Safety Cupboard Locks Adjustable U Shaped Cabinet Latches for Knob Handle Drawers Closet (4 PCS, White)

This is a great little product if you need to lock cabinets to keep someone out of the cabinets. Simple easy to use.

These are not sturdy enought for anything more than a deterrent for keeping people out of something. If they really want in it would be easy to break. I'm a teacher. I don't need top security, just a reminder to not go into that certain cabinet. So they work great for me. Changing the code almost requires 2 people, well 3 hands.

These are great and help keep my child safe and his closet organized. These are much better than the older version of these for ease of use- very smooth. Can open and close with one hand which is game changing for parents!

Getting what you pay for with these. They are not great quality. Put one on cupboard and it broke trying to take it off. Handle with extreme care when going to take off.

I bought this to lock up an ikea cabinet I have in the garage of my Airbnb. I replaced knob handles with pulls so I was able to use these locks. It is not secure as far as someone could break the handles off in a second and get in. I wanted it more for privacy. It keeps the doors shut and locked so guests can’t get into cleaning supply’s.

Flimsy plastic and could not get to lock with new code

These cabinet locks work great. We had previously ordered a different brand and they didn't have the indented side to fit around the door knobs. Our grandson was able to easily remove them. He has tried several times to take these new sliding cabinet door locks off and he has had no luck. We are so thankful that we found them.

Like many reviewers, I couldn't figure out how to reset the passcode (and there are no directions.) Turns out, you just remove the lock from the rods and use the little metal tab packaged with it to push in on the reset button. It will push in all the way, which makes it seem like you broke it. But you didn't--just change the dial to your new passcode and put it back on the rods. If you push on the button it will slide off. But once you spin the dial away from the new passcode, the button won't push in and you can't remove it. Now that it works, I will review the lock: It's plastic, but I actually like that it's light weight and won't scratch the cabinet. It's great for child proofing and wouldn't require using a passcode--just the fact that you have to push the button to pull it off the rods to remove it is sufficient to keep a toddler out. I use it to lock my liquor cabinet. It is plenty sturdy and can't be broken into. But I hope that if I forget the passcode, I'll be able to cut the plastic lock off without damaging the cabinet doors.