Adhesive Double Door Lock

with storage post



Qdos Advantages

Easy One-handed Operation

Unlike traditional double door latches that require two hands to open and close - the Double Door Lock secures and removes quickly and easily with one hand.

Childproof Dual Action Lock

Elegantly keeps little hands from getting into cabinets. Children’s small fingers can’t operate the Qdos dual release mechanism.

Patented ZeroPinch™ Design

Secures cabinet doors without using knobs and handles, therefore no pinch hazard is created. Fits doors from .25” to 1” (0.6-2.5 cm) thick and eliminates movement and gaps.

Qdos SecureHold Adhesive

Offers a high-performance and durable strong bond specifically designed to secure Qdos products to most surfaces.

Compliments any decor

Safety does not have to be ugly – designed to complement your home décor. It is available in White or Gray.

Fits most cabinets and furniture

Fits standard framed cabinets but, does NOT fit on cabinets with overlapping doors.


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Adhesive Double Door Lock FAQs

What is the difference between the Double Door Lock and a regular sliding cabinet lock?

First off, you can operate it with one hand, while regular sliding cabinet locks require two hands and can be quite cumbersome to use.

Secondly, a regular sliding cabinet lock always allow the doors to be pulled open to a degree which creates finger pinch hazard for a child, while the Double Door Lock keeps the doors firmly closed eliminating any finger pinch hazard.

How big is the cap?

The diameter of the cap is 2" (5 cm).

How big of a gap do I need between the doors for the arm to stick out?

The arm is 1/8" (3 mm) thick, so slightly more than that. Most cabinet hinges can be adjusted sideways to increase the gap if it isn’t enough.

My cabinets have a center piece behind the doors, can I still use the Double Door Lock?

Yes. Every Double Door Lock comes with a solution for this situation. Included are four different length arms and an adhesive mounting plate that mounts directly on this center piece.

Will my child be able to get the lock off?

The buttons on the Double Door Lock are definitely difficult for a child to push in simultaneously to open. In order to extend the time of use, make sure not to remove it in front of the child. Discontinue use once the child can defeat it.

Where should I put the Storage Post?

We recommend the best place to put it is on the inside of the door it locks.
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