Adhesive Mag Lock - 8 Locks and 1 Key

The locks mount inside cabinets and the magnetic key is a separate handheld piece, but nothing states a small-parts result, a removal-force test, or any size statement for either part.

No CPSIA Children's Product Certificate, lab report, or named mandatory standard is published for this lock; the only compliance language anywhere on the brand's pages is a vague claim that products generally meet ASTM, EN or Australian standards.

The locks are effective and pull-resistant for toddlers, but the latch does not always pop back into place, and the locks are too bulky to fit some drawers properly.

This device is fixed with adhesive, but no polymer is named for the lock or key bodies, and no adhesive type, PVC/phthalate/lead position, or VOC statement is published anywhere for this product.

No polymer, adhesive, or restricted-substance statement is published for this lock. A PVC/BPA/lead/phthalate-free claim exists for a different Dreambaby product (a crib rail cover), not for this item.

We queried the CPSC recall registry's full corpus, with controls confirming the database covers relevant product classes, and found no recall ever filed against Dreambaby in any role. A regulator-forced gate recall exists in Canada, but it covers a different product line entirely.

Its products are designed to meet ASTM, EN and Australian standards generally, without naming which standard applies to this lock or any test method or result specific to it.

Cabinet thickness and construction can affect compatibility and buyers are told to test fit before attaching, but the product gives no dimensions, no supported thickness range, and no list of compatible cabinet or drawer types.

No country of manufacture, material composition, or warranty term is published for this specific lock; a one-year warranty and a plastic material note appear only for a different Dreambaby safety-catch product on a retailer listing.