Can you really lock your sliding glass door with this in place?
1101177
No. The lock placement did not match the lock on our door. We cut PCV pipe & placed it isn't the sliding groove of the door. We kept our old door and returned the flimsy new one.
1101178
Thank you for your question! This product does come with a rotary lock attachment so that you can lock your sliding door when not in use.
790117
Although the intent is to screw it in with 3 or 4 screws and use the lock provided, we have not done that. We use a bar in the sliding door track to "lock" the door if we want to leave the pet door in place over night. It is easy to remove it since the spring loaded top segment holds it securely in, but can be lifted out easily if we want to be gone for a few days.
1138731
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 - Cardinal Gates Lock-n-Block Sliding Door Gate, 30.5 x 24-Inches, White - try that link.
1503736
One side of the "lock" is adhesive so it sticks to glass. The other side can flip either up or down. If it is flipped down you can open and close your door or window. If it is flipped up it prevents the window or door from sliding open.
863613
No. But! If the door is large enough you can put one facing out and one facing in and whether you are out or in; you could slide that particular lock over. I found that this lock did not work well for us. I kept forgetting it was there and eventually broke it. But found nothing wrong with the lock itself.
420287
No. The only purpose for the lock is to keep the door from being opened (either accidentally or anti-theft).
1756720
There's no lock but there is a removable solid plastic panel for the inside of the door. With the panel in place nothing can go through. It is not removable from the outside as far as I can tell.
1146182
Not really, as long as you lock it. you can latch it closed and then there is a switch to actually lock it.
1961200
Yes . . . It's designed for a swinging gate or door and will NOT work on a sliding door. Perfect for a pool area door.
670529
This is simply a hinged security bar that flips up to open your sliding glass door. These bars are intended to be an added security to the existing lock so a thief can't rock your sliding glass door open. From the inside this is not meant to be a child safety latch, my two year old can flip ours up and get the door open. In my opinion you need to be looking for a latch that will mount towards the top of the door so young children can't reach it.
1888276
The gate is designed to use with a sliding glass door. Do you have a sliding glass door on your porch??
1684271
No. I wouldn't chance it, you have to clamp down pretty hard to get it to stay secure. I just dont know if glass can take the force without cracking
1145097
About the only way I can think of it would be for you use double sided tape on the glass and add a lock that way, but I don't know how well that would work.
2179118
I believe its part of the lock because for sliding glass doors one usually slids in front of the other one.
201812
Yes..but you must drill tiny holes in your sliding door frame. If you live where you do not want to do that...you could put a 2x4 in the door frame on the left, so no one could slide your glass door. I did that..because it feels even more secure.That is just my own opinion. Watch a couple of You Tube videos online that show installation process, and it will help you decide if it is what you want. Hope this helps. I love these doors. I used to have one for my dog..and now I use it so my indoor cat can go out on the porch.
1191866
I would not recommend this. It is not air tight, and cutting through a sliding glass door does not sound like a reasonable plan, in any case. But feel free to try it, it's just my 2 cents!
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.