Does the door have a lock? We have a toddler and need to ensure we can lock this.
1744585
It does not have a lock. But my granddaughter is a toddler, and she has never tried to open it. The seal is pretty tight and you have to use some muscle to open it. If your toddler is under the age of 3, I would say depending on their size you should be fine. My granddaughter is two and loves to look at herself in the glass mirror and has never tried to open it.
1744586
No it does not. However, it would be very difficult for a toddler to use a wine cork puller. Also, check out your Home Depot or Lowes. They very well might have a lock product that suit your needs. I haven't seen a wine cooler that has a lock on it. Maybe you have a good idea here!
2104468
No lock. The ones I found online that did have a lock had repeated reviews of the locks not working.
2082492
The gate doesn't actually lock, but it latches. It opens outward, away from the center of the play yard. You can push it closed and latch it from outside, or you can reach and pull it toward you from inside. It can be a little tricky to latch sometimes. You have to line things up just right,and sometimes you have to fool with it a little bit. So far, my grandson, age 21 months, has not been able to open it. We have several, one opened up and blocking the bottom of our stairs, and two opened up and joined together in the family room to block the TV and computer.
1756720
There's no lock but there is a removable solid plastic panel for the inside of the door. With the panel in place nothing can go through. It is not removable from the outside as far as I can tell.
1671139
No. But you can buy a child proof latch to lock the lid. But really this feature should have been there.
2194694
no,it does notyou could lock it with the remote though. looks very good on our door.
1454046
Hello, We had this same concern, but it does have a lock. It's a traditional bedroom/bathroom interior door handle. It's a very nice handle, but sometimes the "tongue" part does stick initially. But we have had these (5 total) for a few weeks now, and the two that stuck have stopped sticking.
1368739
Yes it does. The door rolls up, and when you want to close it, it rolls down and zip down each side. Not sure if it's lockable, if that's where you're headed with this question, but I imagine a padlock arrangement could be set up.
179247
We have not. It's not locked but we bent one of the latches so it would hold tighter.
582812
I don't believe a lock can be added and I do not recall seeing coolers in this price range with locks. On the other hand, it would seem to me that either by placing it on a shelf or an otherwise secured area, the toddler would still be prevented from accessing it.
75038
no it does not have a lock.... and it has to be open all the way for it to stay up. My grandson uses it for an outside toy box and it is great, he can easily open it but it has come down on his head a couple of times due to not being all the way open. Lucky it is plastic so no harm
2142144
Yes it does! So far I haven't found a door I couldn't get it through! We have been very pleased with this stroller. I have been pleasantly surprised at how well it does and, even though it's a double stroller, how easily it fits through doorways.
112288
It does not have a lock per se. It does have a hard plastic panel that slides into place over the flap, so that you can close the opening completely. This panel has a little knob that slides into place, so that you can't open it from the outside.
454405
No. It will latch without locking. I have had 2 of these and both had the latch break off after a little use. It is great if you don't open it very much. Otherwise it will probably need to be replaced after a few months.
104085
It doesn't come with a lock of any kind, but there are spots for padlocks on the latches. If you provide your own locks, it would be very secure. Also, the latches are pretty "child safe" alone, because they're fairly tough to open, for a child.
1507171
IT does not come with a lock, but you can lock it up with a couple of travel locks. rrh
346853
with this particular lock, yes you can. it uses a skeleton key, not a lock lever or button you see on the modern door knobs. so, to lock the door, you need to use the key which means - don't loose it. if you have children, you may not want to keep it in the lock like i do (live my my self). so in short, you close the door, turn the key and it's locked.