Lazy Susan Latch


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When you childproof your cabinets, don't forget to include your lazy susan door on your list of those that need cabinet safety latches. Most lazy susans are actually attached to the cabinet door itself, so by putting in a special cabinet latch to stop the door from opening, you can prevent your child from getting his or her fingers caught and pinched. Before purchasing a lazy susan cabinet latch, though, make sure your lazy susan and door work together so the latch will be effective.

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