Yale Doorman V2 Child proofing
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A simple child proofing model for Yale Doorman V2 locks
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- Printables
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- Other House Equipment
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
The idea is that small kids will not get a decent grip to actuate the lock.
No moving parts and a low-tech way to secure your lock for small kids.
A grown hand can easily reach inside and unlock/lock it.
But, if for some reason your fingers does not fit, see a doctor.
“I can not wrap my head around on how to overcome this man made fun-killer”.
Leo, 18 months - 5/5 stars.
Instructions:
Attach with a double-sided tape.
I used a transparent reusable tape that I found at my local supermarket, looks something like this: https://www.amazon.se/Dubbelsidig-sj%C3%A4lvh%C3%A4ftande-%C3%A5teranv%C3%A4ndbar-affischer-mattfixering/dp/B099K7G5S8
I taped the backside and cut around it with a razor blade and it sits very firm on the lock, no child will ever tear it down :)
I added 2 holes as well, to be able to put down a pin to further secure the lock, but that wasn't needed.