Friction-attached childproof latch for cabinets and drawers
OwnerDaniel Browninventor
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The present disclosure teaches a friction-attached childproof latch for cabinets and drawers. Wherein, each half of the childproof latch includes a C-shaped frame with one top surface and two side surfaces, and a jaw is placed between the side surfaces, and connected to one of the side surfaces via a screw. The jaw may move with regard to the frame along the screw by tightening or loosening the screw. A panel of a cabinet or drawer may be friction-attached between the jaw and an opposite side surface of the frame. A first connector may be placed onto any surface of the frame, or connected to the frame via an extension piece. Wherein, the first connector may removably connect to a second connector placed on the other half of the latch. These connectors may take various forms, such as a hook and staple, a tether connection, or a snap fastener.
A friction-attached childproof latch, comprising:
A half of a friction-attached childproof latch, comprising:
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