since this is adjustable, how do you lock the 2 parts together ? is there a lock to prevent it from moving?
768319
The two halves do not lock! They simply slide together and are sort of like an accordian. As it will sit on your countertop or in a cupboard, I don't see a need for a lock. I will store up to 1.5 loafs in the bread keeper without any problem. Enjoy . . . Bruce
768320
It does not lock, it just slides, one half inside the other. So you do not want to pull on one end to move it, but it is easy to just grab it from the side.
768321
No,this bread keeper does not have a lock. There are two pieces to it and one slides inside of the other.
768322
There isn't any kind of lock on the keeper. Think of it as a sliding drawer. It fits to the size of the bread. It's got a nice amount of breathing room because there isn't any seal or lock.
768323
there is no lock, one piece just slides into the other. As you slice bread you just slide it back in, so will get smaller. the air lock turns so you can close off incoming air if you want. it does not lock either, so occasionally it will turn to an undesired location. However, I do love it. it sits on my counter, very accessible.
1075696
You can lock it pretty much any height you want. You raise and lower by turning a loop and the lock puts a pin in the loop so it won't turn.
256685
Mine don't really lock. I just pull it out and push it back as I need to. I think the locking mechanism is only for the tilt position only. It can lock so that you can tilt it but not pulling it out like an arm and back in. I hope this is helpful.
1655848
It is adjustable as you open and close it. If I understand your question correctly, it does not lock to a certain width, but, rather, will retract as you need it.
1064721
It has a hold feature on it, that keeps you from accidentally changing any of the settings. If that's not what you need to know, describe what you mean by "lock" and I'll try again to answer your question.
2024115
Can you not just pull the two sides apart? I don't think there is any lock on it but it does have a pretty strong spring holding it shut.
2134339
I don't know how to describe it, but there is a single button piece that pops out and locks into place when it is extended to a certain length. Once its locked in, you also have knobs to tighten it underneath. You'd never really have to worry about it separating
925397
I looked mine over and found no way to lock it. I do not believe that it can be locked.
1502322
Hi, it's not preassembled, so lock won't do any good. There are extra holes on hardware, so u can add lock to it.
1541975
Yes it locks in both the in position and when extended. Just make sure the lock handle does not contact anything. I had to notch the trim that on bumps would hit the lock handle and unlock the slide (handle was resting on the trim). After I notched the trim all was good. Great for upgrading to a flat screen in the RV.
469653
I'm not sure. When you are putting it up, just raise it to the height you want, but I don't know if there will be a locking device at that spot, but you could devise one.
639041
Yeah, you have to place it so it doesn't move. Something I figured out the hard way.
1187420
There is no locking mechanism. It just hangs from two ell brackets that are welded to the rack.
1521303
I agree with the other answer - it only locks when it's in the upright position.
2047897
I've never LOCKED it into place, and I don't know if it does lock... there is a strap that is used to make sure it doesn't go back past a certain amount. That's how I adjust how far I want to go. Hope this helps.
1743437
It locks to keep it from telescoping out but it will still move from side to side. I really haven't had a problem with mine. I just push it back flush against the wall. given the size tv it's made for I would'nt think it would be a problem
2096566
There is no locking, however no need. The gravity holds it in place. Very securely too. Love it.