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That would certainly be an easy off-the-shelf solution... Although if the door opens a crack, that also means a reckless toddler (is there any other kind?) coul
by Terr_ 7mo ago
That would certainly be an easy off-the-shelf solution... Although if the door opens a crack, that also means a reckless toddler (is there any other kind?) could slam it on their own fingers.
There are some which are just hinged metal that can lock at a right-angle, one of those would give tighter no-finger-gap tolerances, while also being structurally weaker in case of emergency.
- ramses0 7mo agohttps://www.homedepot.com/pep/Prime-Line-1-3-8-in-Door-Lock-Steel-Antique-Brass-Finish-Flip-Action-Door-Lock-U-9873/203033006 https://www.homedepot.com/pep/Prime-Line-1-3-8-in-Door-Lock-...
- Terr_ 7mo agoYep, those thingies. They're also easier to remove afterwards without too much door-scarring, since the contact-portion is on the inside frame.