do the draws latch? so they don't open while you are moving around
1240637
Yes the drawers latch. And if you lock with the key,it locks all drawers as well.
1240638
Yes, they have a small catch that latches when the drawer is nearly closed. Don't need to lift up when opening though.
1240639
They latch very well. I use this at work to save my SnapOn units from wear and tear. The floors here are pretty rough and I've never had a drawer fly open.
1240640
There is a "Detent" at the back of the drawer. When the drawer is fully closed, under "Normal" conditions, the drawer stays closed. When the drawer is opened, I can feel the slight "pop" of the drawer opening. The detent could be a magnet, a dip in the drawer slide that the rear wheel catches in, or somthin' else. The drawer stays closed during normal usage and movement. A sharp jolt would open any number of the drawers.
1240641
Yes. The drawers latch. They are not hard to open, but there is enough resistance to prevent them from opening while moving the cabinet around on a reasonably level floor.
1265898
Yes, they latch and are quite secure. If you unlatch all covers in the row, you can remove the colored strip -- handy for cleaning. As I mentioned previously, the compartments are curved to make it easier to remove the pills. Unfortunately, that also makes it tippy if you press down at the front. The first time I filled it, I pressed down on the front row, and the box went flying; pills went everywhere.
131257
Yes if you push straight up on them while they are unclipped the will pop straight up and off the top of the lid. The good part is they just slide right back into place and you just push down and they snap back in. When you unsnap them you just need light forward pressure and they pop past the lip. If you lift up while you are pulling them forward while unspinning them they do pop off. I have five of these units for my watch parts inventory. About once a week a latch will pop off on me and I just snap it back on. It could have been designed a little better but I still love these cases for keeping my small watch parts in order and if need more space in the future I would buy a sixth rack. Yes if you push straight up on them while they are unclipped the will pop straight up and off the top of the lid. The good part is they just slide right back into place and you just push down and they snap back in. When you unsnap them you just need light forward pressure and they pop past the lip. If you lift up while you are pulling them forward while unspinning them they do pop off. I have five of these units for my watch parts inventory. About once a week a latch will pop off on me and I just snap it back on. It could have been designed a little better but I still love these cases for... » Read More Yes if you push straight up on them while they are unclipped the will pop straight up and off the top of the lid. The good part is they just slide right back into place and you just push down and they snap back in. When you unsnap them you just need light forward pressure and they pop past the lip. If you lift up while you are pulling them forward while unspinning them they do pop off. I have five of these units for my watch parts inventory. About once a week a latch will pop off on me and I just snap it back on. It could have been designed a little better but I still love these cases for keeping my small watch parts in order and if need more space in the future I would buy a sixth rack. « Show Less
1506499
It doesn't latch or spring shut, but I haven't had any problems with it opening. I keep it in my purse, and I haven't noticed any items sliding inside the cover either and my purse has a lot of stuff in it. Maybe the pressure from the other items keeps it shut.
757980
No, they do not. They swing open outward but do not take up a lot of space.
2179071
Yes they do, and when there in the drawer it does not slip so they stay closed.
989306
they do not lock, but when you fold them up they stay until you fold them back down. they work just like a real wheel chair. this is an awsome item we took it on vacation and she was able to walk for awhile and when she got tired we just turned it into a wheel chair and pushed her so she could rest for awhile. highly recommend this item!!
989310
They stay up but I don't remember them locking in place. I remember just folding them down to use.
1816620
No, it does neither, only the sides zip open. You can roll them up & Velcro them out of the way.
1662805
No, there isn't a trick haha. Mine really snap shut pretty hard so it takes a little strength to get them open but I never had a problem. Good luck.
1596784
No, the only way the lids stay open is to step on the foot pedal. I thought that could be a nuisance but it's hands free and I don't actually find a problem with it. It's a great garbage can.
435135
Yes it does. A bit tricy to open though. You have to pull it toward you to get it open. There are no latches.
1789010
They do not pull out all the way. I think it is a safety provision.I only have the bedside chests, not the dresser.
1639663
No, it doesn't lock open if you pull or push it all the way. There are other brands here in Amazon that offer that feature.
728916
They do stay open, but are a little top-heavy when the box is empty. I have to add that these are one of the most handy and universal containers I have ever bought.
451153
You just have to pull them open. Some of them get stuck and you have to pull really hard. It snaps open and closed...
1515671
I'm pretty sure they don't (not at home to test it). They fold from the sides if I remember and there is a piece that allows them to stay open upright because the stiff bottom keeps the sides open. If you didn't have that to keep the sides open, they would collapse again. I can verify when I get home if you feel you want me to make sure but I'd argue no given what I remember about setting them up.