Haven't found anything that says how it's secured into the door. Wouldn't want someone prying it out ... thanks.
2075197
it's attached like any other peephole, drill a hole thru door, and screw the two halves together from either side. There are "collars" one each piece to keep it from being pulled into the hole. On the outside of the door, the surface is convex, so nothing really to grab onto, but if your determined enough, I suppose you could. I would consider this reasonably tamper proof.
2075198
The outside part screws into the inside part all within the hole you drill into the door. The only access point where you can screw/unscrew the parts is on the inside of the door. I don't see how anyone could pry it out from the outside. But then again.... I'm not a professional burglar.
2075199
It uses a "nut and bolt" type fastening system so once you drill a hole in the door you screw in both ends to each other for a very tight and very secure peep hole. Best price and best viewing quality I have found to date.
2075200
It cannot be prized out from the outside. If you ever need to remove it, it can be unscrewed from the inside. Its difficult to describe, but the barrel is screw-threaded, with the screw slot-head on the inside of the door.
2075201
Theoretically you would need something very thin and strong to slide between the outside of the door and the wide end of the viewer. Then you would need to pull the entire thing straight out through the door, with even the narrow end still being wider than the hole. But in practical terms? No chance.
2075202
In my case everything was already in place; all I had to do was sticking it in to the provided hole where the previous peephole was.
650341
We hung it on a pull up bar from Sports Authority but it is supposed to go on the door. The pull up bar is so secure that it worked very well.
1607444
There's no lock. The inner lining is plastic and could be cut open if there were. The idea is that nobody would look for valuables in a book. If someone picks the "book" up, the secret's out. Let's face it, if discovered, someone can just tote it out the door, locked or not.
70148
You attach it to the frame. But the answer is nothing...except your dog. Nothing different than breaking a window and climbing in. If a burglar wants in, they come in. Dog door or not. That's where the dog comes in handy.
1504718
The locking mechanism seems to be all metal based on what I can see. As far as being able to pry it open with a screwdriver, I have no idea. I've never tried to. Seems reasonably solid to me but I'm sure someone could pry it open if they had the mindset and adequate tools.
2173297
Fill the key hole with glue... but that will render it useless for you too... because it's a key hole entry any lock picking method is likely to work (although paper clip is dubious). This safe is not to secure the device from being stolen, a thief can simply pick it up take it home and break into it at their leisure. This safe is stop your children from getting access to a weapon or valuables that you don't want them to have access to. If you want something truly secure, get a floor safe you can bolt to the floor, weighs hundreds of pounds and has no key access.
328397
There is a lip on the edge of the door that allows it to hang from the top end. Its a loose fit, but causes no issues.
985007
It just pulls down & locks in place. To put it back against the door, there is a lever on the underside that lets it spring back up. So easy!
1666727
There is a small button at the top or bottom of the device. This button is used to secure the garage door from opening by some one Without your permission or when you go to vacation to make sure on one has access to get to your home.
325957
If it is installed correctly, all you do is bring it to the horizontal position and it locks itself. To open the door just raised it to the vertical position, and that all. Thanks.
2148154
It comes with a top track that holds the accordion-like door design, the back of it is screwed to the door frame/wall depending on where you mount it. The opposite side by the handle has a magnet that it's screwed to the frame so when you slide the door closed it catches it and holds it, as far as the bottom there is no track to it, it's just free aired!
1947467
I gave it as a gift so I don't have it anymore. But usually it's a door held in place by either a clip or screw.
1908388
If it's lined up correctly in the installation when the door is closed a strong magnet pulls the pin into its locked position and keeps it there. Works almost too well. Pulling the handle to open requires some adult umph. So know this. Opening the requires 2 hands, one for this safety latch and one for the doors normal latch. So walking through with a rake is nearly impossible. It works well for safty if the door closes its locked.
1038667
good question .... never tried to remove it...... hold on ...... door closed ..... remove it from the bottom side ..... door closed
1383821
Yeah, it does.... if you pass the handle through the loop that the door stop is attached to, the whole thing slides down and cinches to the bar, with no way to slide off. It's really secure. My JGXT has a label sewn to it that shows how to do this, and I think they have it on the website too.
1974976
It's a magnet on the top of the door. I haven't had any problems with mine staying closed.
255916
We take ours in and out as needed. The install kit comes with a weatherstripping flap so the door can be moved. There is also a linkage to allow locking of the door to the panel so there is some security. We only remove it if we're having a party and need the door. Use a large stick in bottom track to keep door secure. Love the door and so does our dog!