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Seems like it requires an extremely particular design of door handles that I’ve never actually seen in a hotel.
by chrisseaton 4y ago
Seems like it requires an extremely particular design of door handles that I’ve never actually seen in a hotel.
- szszrk 4y agoYeah, most hotels I've been in used electronic locks with no moving parts you can hook that to. Just a card reader on the hallway and a door knob inside. Door knob works as the additional lock (upward position in a European style knob) most often. I would still use a door stop - a rubber one doesn't weight much. But I would just carry one - with my luck the other door would be a slide door or open outside.
- Scoundreller 4y agoYeah, globe shaped doorknobs are on their way out in general because they’re less accessible for people with disabilities/weak grip. Globes are better for keeping intelligent cars/dogs/children where you want them though.
- nsb1 4y agoIt looks to me like this device is preventing the deadbolt knob from turning, not the doorknob. It's only using the door knob shaft for support.