Would this work on old-style slider windows, where screws can't fasten from outside?
901962
Screws are placed on inside of drawer through the wood to the pull. I don't think this would work on a window.
901963
no you have to screw them on from the reverse side sorry because they are a really nice handle
496815
I don't see why not. I use them for my windows (sliding) and they work fine.
1724074
Hello Richard, I had to Google some pictures of the windows in question :-) These wedges will work with any window that slides up/down or side to side. The trick is, the make sure you clean/dry the surface before you stick the Velcro on the window. Also make sure the wedge is affixed securely to the Velcro. I have two on each window downstairs (split level house) and they hold well. I truly believe that these wedges will give you extra time if an intruder tries to get into your home. Hope this helps.
1511334
I think they're designed for rounded knobs. I believe the older knobs are squared and they might not fit over them.
2148983
Those screws will work if you item uses any sort of quick connect swivel mount. As for size, you use the longest of the two you stock will allow. You simply dirll a pilot hole the right size of the screw screw it in and your ready to go. You also may want to use a small amount of glue to keep the screw more secure.
792280
Similar? yes, Interchangeable? I'd say no, mounting screws in different places
1017116
Should work for both. But depending on the size of your slider, you may have to block some opening.
1157782
It works with the round knob kind of AC not the up down slider kind. And I left the center screw in the cover and just let it hang and worked around it. There was plenty of room to get to it.
969575
If you mean sliding glass doors or windows that slide sideways, then, yes, the adapter included with our unit would fit. It's a long panel and infinitely adjustable.
1568638
Probably, if it is not real flat the doors may not match up real good but the unit is so flexible that it will work anyway. Sometimes the slide roof is hard to push.
418607
Hmmm maybe? You'd have to angle them just so and ensure that the window holds them tightly in place. I'm not 100% certain that this would work but it's worth a try.
1931553
yes...bottom fastening screws are hard to get to because of caging....have long screw driver. (maybe corrected this problem by now..had mine for about 5 yrs.)
657218
Yes. My windows slide sideways to open and close. The problem is that the spacers that they give you to block the rest of the opening might not be long enough to fully block out the outside air so you may need to buy some plexiglass from a hardware store to ensure a tight seal.
890369
Yes, just a matter of loosening 2philips head screws. I feel they are the best of the three types I've used.Hope this helps
1957213
I'm not sure why you would want it if your slider is not powered . But it should still work for door locks. would be better off to have your old wire restrung.
1989823
Not without some serious modification. They have models designed for that type of window..
1548201
Phillips will work but will need to be a small point one. The screws are fairly small.