Is there a way to mount a small child safety catch on it? We had them at home when our girls were little. It would open about an inch then you pressed a tab for it to open the rest of the way.
I would check to make sure latch is working properly and is undamaged. I had one where the part attached to the drawer was smashed flat and would allow the drawer to open easily. Replacing it was cheap and easy.
I sent an email to the dealer and he talked like it should have a positive latch. I will look at it tonight and see if I missed something. If nothing there, I will try an put the child safety latch on there. thanks for the comments and help.
My new XLR does the same thing -- and I don't see any sort of latch or other system that might just be out of adjustment. Looks like there is nothing to keep the drawers in. Also, the left drawer under the couch, and the drawer under the fridge come out while towing. I picked up some rubber door stops and just wedge them in under the drawers. Works great but it still irritates me to have to do a work around on such an obvious item.
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On ours there are plastic catches on the glides and you have to close the drawer firmly to engage them. One time we forgot to slam the kitchen drawers closed before hitting the road and when we arrived we found the drawers open and the rear support had pulled out of the floor.
thanks..... your bear photo made me laugh... good one.
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Originally Posted by backin15
On ours there are plastic catches on the glides and you have to close the drawer firmly to engage them. One time we forgot to slam the kitchen drawers closed before hitting the road and when we arrived we found the drawers open and the rear support had pulled out of the floor.
I have a Rockwood 2604 and had the same issue. Took it back to dealer and they installed a second latch as shown is Grandpaofthrees post. They stay in now.