Will this work for a sliding glass door where the movable door is on the outside track and the stationary glass is on the inside track?
1065948
I think you could make it work for that, but not "off the shelf". You would have to attach a bracket of some sort to the inside of the sliding part of the door, near the outside edge. It's difficult to explain, but if you look at the product photo, you can see that the end of the bar butts up to the door frame. You would need something on the door for the bar to butt up to. Maybe a piece of aluminum "L". I think a clever handyman could make this work.
1065949
No. That would allow access to the bar from the outside and render it of no value to security.
395327
Probably yes..... You just need two surfaces that are level with each other. I'm assuming one of the surfaces would be the stationary panel and the other would be the operating panel on your sliding door. As long as the sensors are able to align when the door is not moving it should work just fine as long as there is enough surface area to mount each part of the product to.
1932045
No, this has a sticky back that adheres to the sliding glass door so when someone tries to open the door, the flap prevents it from opening. You can put it anywhere on the glass. YouTube videos will provide you with a visual aid.
1243902
it wont work on sliding doors. you would have to disconnect the straps to slide the door open.
421944
If you recess it into the end jam; then also recess the plate onto its leading edge; preferibly on center and in the mid section of the slider ; providing that the sliding door is custum made and wide enough for the modification ; then the answer is yes. Otherwise the answer is no.
123912
Yes, you can still use your sliding glass door while the pet panel is in place.
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.
959447
I have very old sliding glass doors and they fit them perfect. I think they would fit most sliding glass doors in my opinion after installing several of them. I don't know about Pella in particular but I don't see why it wouldn't.
1205666
I had no problem with the fit in a sliding glass door, but just a note... I purchased two locks of this brand (slightly different models) and both eventually literally exploded out of the door while attempting to pull the key back out after locking. I wouldn't recommend it.
1888274
We used the gate for a sliding door which it was designed for. It lead out to pool area. The gate is designed with a stop that attaches to the slider. I'm sure it would worked the door is stationary. We liked the fact that we did not have to use screws or drill into the wall since we only use it when grandchildren are visiting
1697649
It is supposed to. We had half doors with glass sliding windows and it seemed like it would work with some adjustments to the door. We ended up purchasing full hard doors and the hard top fits great with those.
132581
It should. You could get longer screws if you needed to make it longer.I use this but it's not a great product. You have the bottom and a side against a door and it leaves the other corner just screwed into the screen. After a lot of use, that upper corner will eventually move the screen and you will have to reset it.Once you install it, you have to cut the screen so it's there forever. I'd suggest if it's for a sliding door you get one of the panels with a flap on it. It costs a lot of money to rescreen the door if you don't like it.
191797
I would say that anything that is glass it will work! Pay close attention to the instructions making sure that you NOTICE that one end of the film looks like it has the film on one side but on the other it ends about a half inch short. Don't cut the measurements till you make sure of that. I messed up my first piece. Fortunately, it is up on a second floor traverse above the door and isn't that noticably.
1138732
While it may 'fit' in the opening, it will not be secure enough with the tension resting on the sliding door (the door on the one side will not be wide enough to hold the tension 'rings' on the end of the screws). I would not advise using this for a sliding door. They do make models that do fit sliding doors though - http://www.amazon.com/Cardinal-Gates-Lock-n-Block-Sliding-24-Inches/dp/B003TFEF3G/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1398872451&sr=8-2&keywords=Cardinal+Gates+Lock-N-Block+Sliding+Door+Gate - try that link.
673869
It should because you have to cut the tracks with a hack saw to fit your door width. As long as you cut the tracks to fit your door you shouldn't have a problem. We've loved this door.
354108
works well on single metal and wood doors. Not sure on patio sliding door. I always used a wooden or metal bar in the track.
529623
We put it into a sliding glass window. I am sorry I don't have experience to know if your idea would work. Good luck.