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1PC Oven Lock – Heat-Safe Childproofing for Sensory-Friendly Kitchens

1PC Oven Lock – Heat-Safe Childproofing for Sensory-Friendly Kitchens

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Description

Protect curious hands and maintain safe cooking spaces with the 1PC Oven Lock — a discreet yet sturdy adhesive latch that limits oven door access without permanent alteration. Ideal for family households, shared care settings or kitchens where sensory-related behaviours may heighten safety risks.

Its heat-resistant adhesive backing withstands ambient warmth while remaining secure, and the simple one-handed release mechanism ensures ease for carers or supervised users. Particularly supportive for neurodivergent individuals prone to impulsive exploration or requiring visual and tactile boundaries in shared environments.

Compatible with most flat-front oven models. No tools required — just peel, place, press.

 

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Features & Benefits

Adhesive oven lock provides deterrence for unsupervised oven access

Supports neurodivergent users by creating consistent safety boundaries

Heat-resistant adhesive holds firm during typical oven use

Easy install without tools or permanent changes

Flip-latch mechanism offers controlled access for carers or support workers

Specifications

Product Name: 1PC Oven Lock

Material: ABS plastic + heat-resistant adhesive pad

Colour: White / Black / Transparent (varies)

Dimensions: ~7 × 4 × 3 cm

Latch Type: Adhesive mount with flip latch closure

Compatibility: Flat surface oven doors (metal/glass)

Operating Temp: Up to 80°C ambient (non-contact)

Certification: CE

Installation: Peel-and-stick adhesive (no screws or drilling)

Safety Notes: Ensure cool surface during installation; supervise use

Origin: Mainland China

Packaging: Individual blister pack or box

High-Concerning Chemicals: None

Semi-Choice: Yes

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