Sliding Door Lock for Child Safety, Window Stoppers for Vertical Windows, Sliding Glass Door Lock for Baby Proof (2 Pack)

These work great for keeping my cats from opening closets! Haven’t had any issues with pinching, they are easy to use and install, pretty small and discreet, fold down slim, and really keep the doors shut when locked. My belongings and storage are safe from any tiny paws or tiny hands that spend time in my home! These are affordable and effective, i’ve bought them twice and will continue buying them for every home i move into throughout my life that has sliding closet doors, as i will likely always have littles and pets around! Will be recommending to everyone who needs them!

Our cats like to spend time in our closets, including playing with the hanging clothes, and occasionally leaving deposits in shoes.This prevents them from getting in, but is easy for us humans to bypass. Simpler and faster than anything else we've tried.

We used these on our sliding barn door for our pantry. Also used to hold down our trash can lids to keep our toddler out.

Worked fine easy to install

Our furnace is housed in a closet with sliding doors on the upper floor of our home. I also have some tools in a caddy kept inside the same closet. These gadgets does work for preventing my ever curious toddler grandkids from opening and rummaging inside the closet thus giving me peace of mind whenever I loose sight of them with whatever naughtiness or mischievous play their minds are set onto. I placed two of these per closet just to make sure it would work better

Works great from the inside. It will also occasionally kick itself up when you close the door from the outside, and now you're locked out of your house. I'm stuck outside, writing this review while I wait for my wife who never answers her phone to get curious about where I am

Does the job to keep our sliding pantry door locked so our toddler doesn’t keep going into it

I never thought that a child lock for sliding doors existed and if it did I wasn't sure how well it would work but, I was desperate enough to try. I thought that even if this lock worked, how would it work to keep both doors locked in place. Before this lock, my daughter would go into her walk in closet and take all of her clothes off the shelves. She would also climb on this plastic dresser inside her closet that really made me nervous. It's safe to say that since installing this safety lock she cannot get into her closet. The lock does work for both doors. The flat side of the lock is what keeps the doors from being slid open. The flat side acts like a door jam for the door that is against it. The other sliding door opposite the flat end is kept from being open because if you try to slide it open it pushes the flat end against the door that it's facing. Installation is simple and easy. I wiped the area that I want to place it in with alcohol and let it dry. Afterwards, it was as simple as peeling the cover and placing the adhesive close to the edge of the door. I held it in place for about 2 minutes and let it set for a day. Then the next day I simply pushed the latch down to slide it open and closed the door and lift the latch when done. The lock is small and slender so it doesn't get in the way of the door opening and closing. The only concern is that the plastic lever may not hold over time because it's plastic.