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Question: 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?
Document: This is perfect for our sliding glass door! Very easy to install. It works better than the old stick we had in the track
I bought one of these a while back at Home Depot for my last apartment which had sliding glass doors, but was in a kind of bad part of town. Shortly after I moved in my apartment was burglarized, by the thief simply lifting the door out of the track.
After doing some research, I realized that the wooden dowel I had in the track of my sliding glass patio door would only stop my door from being slide open side to side by an intruder. However, if an intruder new how sliding doors were inistalled, they would know how to lift my sliding door UP (not side to side) off of the track and gain entry.
I purchased 3 of these locks to prevent rear sliding doors from being pried up (a common burglary method). I bought these in addition to the j-hooks, and door locks that  I already have on my rear sliders. The installation was fairly easy, and the locks seem to be secure, the locking screw will not come off if unscrewed to much, which is a nice feature. They work as advertised and add some more piece of mind to my home security.
I had been searching for a functional yet aesthetically pleasing sliding glass door lock. This one is perfect. It was easy to install, is self-contained and simple to operate. In addition, it provides the best security for doors that are targeted for most home burglaries.
Installed this on my sliding glass patio door. It definitely made the door more secure, and the installation wasn't hard at all. However, it isn't easy to get the locking rod out of the locked position...it has to be wiggled a bit and is sort of annoying to do.In all, I'd recommend this if you can't do one of those foot lock type of locks, as my door couldn't accommodate that, so this was really my only choice.
Did not fit my door. I have Anderson sliding glass doors that have some sort of insulation between the two doors, so this lock would not reach. I attached it as close as possible to the other door, but the locking pin simply would not reach. I could probably buy a plate of some kind, but in the end this makes an inconvenient way to lock and unlock the door.
We are one of those folks with triple sliding glass doors that the builder put on backwards to save money! Hence we cannot use a bar in the door. We have consulted locksmiths about the problem and they said there was no locking device they were aware of that would secure the door. Well, they were WRONG! We bought two of these,had them installed on the ends of our doors which secured all 3 doors. A bit pricey but well worth it!
I purchased and installed this lock in 2012,on my bronze aluminum sliding glass door. It was easily installed in under 30 minutes. The lock works as advertised and makes the door very secure. However, In my case, after a couple of years of use, the tightening nut started to became loose. I notified the seller about the problem and they promptly shipped me out a replacement . I am very happy with my purchase of this product and even happier with the sellers customer service.
I ordered the bronze colored model for a wooden slider and the wood door attachment they sent was white instead of bronze. I have an outside slider and if the wood door attachment is not recessed into the door it will tear up the weatherstripping as it slides past. So I had to use a forstner bit 3/4 inch and a chisel to recess plate into door. None of this is mentioned in the directions.
Answer: yes