🚪 2-Pack Door Reinforcement Locks by TOYFUL with 8 screws | Toddler & Childproof Home Security Door Lock | Night Lock Withstands 800 lbs | White Review

Love it! Works great to lock my French doors. We put them on top for the post and they come down to the castle. Since they are intended to be used vertically, not horizontally, they need something to hold them when not in use so they don't fall off and get in the way of the door closing. We temporarily use small pieces of cardboard. Someone else here mentioned using velcro to hold them in place. I'll get into that in a moment.

We recently installed them on two doors in our home to prevent a family member with dementia from leaving. It's fabulous! It takes two hands to open the lock and there is no clearance for the door. The cable bolts we tried allowed too much "give" and pulling on the door caused the door skin to come loose etc. Just not with these! We are so impressed that we are showing and recommending them to anyone who has a loved one with dementia. We chose a brass color that goes well with the texture of…

Our little one recently learned to open all the doors to our house to try to go outside and play. We've seen different types of toddler locks used in different homes with varying degrees of success, but a friend suggested this one and we're very glad she did. You can mount them on doors of any height (as high as adults can reach) and they actually serve as a little extra security at night as they are essentially an extra deadbolt. They go well with our door when it's closed, which I really…

I've bought several of these for doors around the house - brushed, metal and brass. First, use longer screws to provide extra support. They come with 1" screws which is fine but not the best for securing the door. At least 2 or 3 inch screws are better. Second, they require some practice to open quickly when you need to leave your house in a hurry. Be sure to practice opening and closing after installation, especially for children or the elderly in the household. Finally, the brass version does

Very impressed with how it works. I'm definitely not good at installing things, but this was really easy. The instructions are pretty vague and don't show how to open it, so you'll need to look at the actual item description and picture to show how to open it. But basically you have to pull it towards you and then move it into place. Anyway, I was able to install them to protect toddlers from smart toddlers who know how to get into closets and turn doorknobs even with these protective covers…

The only downside to these screws are the horrible screws you get in the box! I have 4 of these at home and the screws on each of them snapped off during installation. It was very annoying! Get your own screws and then installation is easy. The product itself is phenomenal. No one can open a door locked by one of them without a lot of noise and effort. They are very easy to lock and open; It only takes a few seconds once you understand what you are doing. However, one caveat. While they're easy

We recently moved into a rented apartment with horrible locks on the inside of the doors. Luckily we've moved to a relatively safe area, but you never know for sure. I wanted something more secure and after some searching on Revain found this. These things are great. Because they screw into the door frame perpendicular to the door, the level of security has skyrocketed and surpasses anything I've experienced. They are also very easy to use, both when opening and when closing. The amount of…

The only reason for a 4 star rating instead of 5 is that in every video I've seen of similar products they all came with 3 inch screws which is enough to put in a real door frame, not in the panel, which is easy to insert. I didn't have to put the appropriate screws in to ensure I had at least 2 3" screws on each bracket. Had they included the matching 3" screws this would have been a 5 star rating. You are needed in times like these. I'm not normally a so-called prepper or prepper, but as bad…