For years homeowners have been securing sliding glass doors by placing a wooden stick in the door track. What they didn’t know is that it would take an intruder less that fifteen seconds to silently open their patio door. Intruders don’t slide, they lift them!
Patio Doors Lift Out
Sliding glass patio doors are designed to be lifted off of their tracks for servicing. This design is what makes them a particularly attractive target for a would-be burglar. As a result, a new breed of sliding glass door locks has been developed. The angled design of these locks eliminates both sliding and lifting while allowing you quick and easy access to your door.
Designed to prevent both lifting and sliding, these new patio door locks are far more secure than your existing locks.
Mounting Increases Security
The locks are permanently mounted to the door frame making them easier to use and more secure. You do not need to bend down, use keys or dismantle the bar to use the door.
The unique design of these locks also allows you to keep your door “locked” up to 5 inches in the open position to allow in family pets and fresh air while keeping out intruders and keeping toddlers safely inside.
If you have sliding glass doors on your home or in your office complex, these new sliding door locks are the answer to your security and convenience problems
