Childproof locks

Childproof locks

Window locks – these allow windows to be opened for ventilation but prevent small children from opening them further and falling out. Some are not suitable for double glazed or metal framed windows
Fridge/freezer locks – children have been known to climb into large fridges and freezers and become trapped in them. Locks may have an optional unlocked setting for more convenience when your child is not around
Cupboard door and drawer locks – it is particularly important to lock cupboards containing hazardous substances such as cleaning fluids and medicines. Lock designs vary; some are secured by screws, some by adhesive pads and some are detachable. Different styles of cupboard door require different styles of lock; some are fitted inside the cupboard, some are visible on the outside. Choose a style which suits your units and is easy for you to use – remember you still need easy access to the cupboard even if you don’t want your child opening it
Toilet lid lock – prevents young children from playing with the toilet
TV and video locks – these may be a guard, which simply blocks the video cassette slot, or a visor that fits across the slot and the controls, to prevent small hands posting items in or becoming trapped. Check that when fitted, the appliance
still can be operated via the remote control

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