NYSUPstater
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Any suggestions on how to keep pantry drawers in? The door keeps them inside, but they do not or did not stay closed/in by themselves coming back from dealer (some 600 miles). Latches or cabinet bars?
Keeping pantry drawers in
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Are you talking about the Landmark drawers inside the cabinet ???
I'll try and find the post on my "Project LM 365" thread. I made a simple block stopper to hold them in. Then Steve went one step further and had a bunch of them made on his CNC machine at work.
Here's a picture of the new and improved version
My post will show you how to use them
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I'll try and find the post on my "Project LM 365" thread. I made a simple block stopper to hold them in. Then Steve went one step further and had a bunch of them made on his CNC machine at work.
Here's a picture of the new and improved version
My post will show you how to use them
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Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Found it thanks to Dan's index. https://heartlandowners.org/showthread.php?p=486900
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We use magnetic child safety locks on several cabinets that tend to want to open in transit. Should be available at most big box department stores (i.e. Walmart, Target, etc.) Here's a link to them at Target.com. That should work to keep the outside pantry door shut.
VKTalley
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Like my DH mentioned (MCTalley), we use the child safety locks on the pantry and several other doors that like to come open in transit. I can tell that the drawers are moving in the pantry but they have not pushed the door open since adding the locks. Someone else added catch-latches to each of their drawers to keep them in but I'm not sure exactly what they used.
