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I've got a simpler method than this. Just cut a round pole (broom handle?) that you can stick between the wall and the closed door. It will keep the door from o
by WheelsAtLarge 4y ago
I've got a simpler method than this. Just cut a round pole (broom handle?) that you can stick between the wall and the closed door. It will keep the door from opening and it can be removed at will. Low tech but very effective.
- walterbell 4y agoThere's some regional variation in sliding door types. > In New Jersey.. only one door slid open, the other door was anchored in place. These doors could be locked with a broom stick or dowel cut to length and dropped in the track.. In south Florida most sliding patio doors bypass each other. In others words, both doors move. Dropping a stick in the track will only lock one sliding door. The best way to lock these doors is to lock one door against the other. The “Dixie” lock did this more simply and effective than anything on the market, and it still does.
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