Package:2 x GLASS CABINET LOCK with 4 keys.(Dimension:4.5 x3. 5 x 3cm) Easy to install, just need ...Package:2 x GLASS CABINET LOCK with 4 keys.(Dimension:4.5 x3. 5 x 3cm) Easy to install, just need drill a little bit for the latch For 4mm-9 mm thick glass Perfect for retail business and home applications, Manufacturer: Young Wolf
The Young Wolf Glass Cabinet Lock is designed for users needing to secure glass display cases, ideal for retail environments or home collections. Its key benefit is providing a simple, effective lock for glass panels without complex installation. A potential caveat is that it requires drilling a small hole in the glass for the latch mechanism. This lock offers a straightforward security solution for 4mm-9mm thick glass, coming in a pack of two with four keys.
All features
Colour
Silver
Brand
Young Wolf
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum glass thickness this lock can accommodate?
The Young Wolf Glass Cabinet Lock is designed for glass panels ranging from 4mm to 9mm in thickness.
Does this lock require drilling into the glass?
Yes, installation requires drilling a small hole into the glass to allow the latch mechanism to engage.
How many locks come in a pack?
Each pack contains two glass cabinet locks.
How many keys are included?
Four keys are provided with each pack of two locks.
Can this lock be used on non-glass surfaces?
This lock is specifically designed for glass cabinets and may not be suitable or easily installable on other materials.
Is this a high-security lock?
This lock provides basic security and is best suited as a deterrent against casual access, rather than high-security protection.
What color is the lock?
The lock comes in a Silver color.
Troubleshooting
Lock is difficult to turn or engage
Ensure the glass thickness is within the 4mm-9mm range. Check that the latch is aligned correctly with the lock mechanism and that there are no obstructions. Verify that the lock is securely mounted.
Key will not insert or turn
Check the key for damage. Ensure the correct key is being used. Try gently wiggling the key while turning. If the lock has been forced, the internal mechanism may be damaged.
Lock does not securely hold the cabinet closed
Confirm the latch is fully extended and properly seated in its receiving position. Ensure the lock body and strike plate are firmly attached to the glass and frame, respectively.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides basic security for glass cabinets.
Includes multiple locks and keys for convenience.
Simple installation process for DIY users.
Suitable for a common range of glass thicknesses.
Cons
Requires drilling a hole in the glass, which may be a concern for some users.
Primarily a deterrent lock, not high-security.
Lock mechanism might be visible on the glass edge.
Only compatible with specific glass thicknesses (4mm-9mm).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Determine the desired locking position on your glass cabinet.
Mark the spot and carefully drill a small hole (approximately the size of the latch) into the glass panel to accommodate the latch mechanism.
Position the lock body on the inside of the cabinet door and the strike plate (latch) on the frame or adjacent glass panel, aligning them with the drilled hole.
Secure the lock body and strike plate using the provided screws or adhesive (if applicable, though not specified in product details).
Test the lock with a key to ensure smooth operation.
Compatibility:
Designed for glass panels between 4mm and 9mm in thickness.
Suitable for cabinet doors or sliding glass panels.
Care:
Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
Periodically check the lock mechanism for smooth operation and tighten any screws if necessary.