Will this work at home through a single pane sliding glass door? I'm guessing so.
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I have never used mine in that manner but auto glass is two piece with a plastic laminate and it works very well, I would say yes.
1261133
I would imagine so. It works on car windshields so I can't see how it wouldn't work on a single pane window or door
1384645
Not sure. I haven't tried it on my glass door. I have glass tile and it works fine. I love 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.
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If you have a BBQ on a deck, and go inside the house and close a glass sliding door as we do......it will work one room away. Two rooms and it becomes patchy!
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To the extent that I have tried to duplicate this (I'm not a thief, so I lack experience), yes. If you put this on your lanai's sliding glass door together with the wooden rod in the inner track and the "Burglabar" device (also sold by Amazon and reviewed by me recently) the answer is clearly yes. The amount of shaking, movement, and bumping required will almost certainly activate the little device. Some sliding glass doors and their frames are better made; some are installed less well. Check out how your's are made. Pinning locks might be another helpful choice to reduce the chance of doors being lifted out of their tracks easily. To the extent that I have tried to duplicate this (I'm not a thief, so I lack experience), yes. If you put this on your lanai's sliding glass door together with the wooden rod in the inner track and the "Burglabar" device (also sold by Amazon and reviewed by me recently) the answer is clearly yes. The amount of shaking, movement, and bumping required will almost certainly activate the little device. Some sliding glass doors and their frames are better made; some are installed less well. Check out how your's are made. Pinning locks might be another helpful choice to reduce the... » Read More To the extent that I have tried to duplicate this (I'm not a thief, so I lack experience), yes. If you put this on your lanai's sliding glass door together with the wooden rod in the inner track and the "Burglabar" device (also sold by Amazon and reviewed by me recently) the answer is clearly yes. The amount of shaking, movement, and bumping required will almost certainly activate the little device. Some sliding glass doors and their frames are better made; some are installed less well. Check out how your's are made. Pinning locks might be another helpful choice to reduce the chance of doors being lifted out of their tracks easily. « Show Less
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Yes, if you are 'handy' at all. Try one of these options. #1 Use 2 window panel kits which are slid & pegged together. The other option is try the EdgeStar APPK2010 door kit. #2 Go to a Plexiglas Shop and have them cut a 7" wide x height of your door frame panel for you. Several people have posted they had the shop cut the vent hole into the Plexiglas so they didn't have to mess with the kit. One even used an optically-styled piece of Plexiglas to make sure people noticed it (and they didn't walk into it). #3 Go to a home improvement store, which offers 2-3 free 'cuts', on a purchased plywood panel and have it cut to the size you need (the nice thing is the plywood can slip into the door tracks for 2 sided stability). On #2 & #3, I would make sure to cover the long open edge with paint/tape...etc., so some doesn't pick up splinters/cut themselves on it when using the door. Please remember you may need a new sliding door track lock/s. It needs to be very sturdy if you are going to be using the door for inside/outside access.
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From my understanding this is more for glass. Supposedly if someone attempts to shatter a glass or hits strongly on the glass. I am not sure it would work on a regular door unless someone hit the door or garage door firmly. They have some just for doors by the same company.
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If the window vibrates it goes off, so I'd say yes. We have ours on a sliding door.
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It's perfect for a sliding glass door. I have it on mine. You will install it between the door jamb & the immovable door. Works great!
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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.
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We haven't used it on house windows, but I have no doubt that it would work as well as it does on auto glass.
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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.
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The aluminium version should fit. Make sure height is correct for your sliding glass door.
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yes I purchased a pair of them and use them both on my sliding glass doors work perfectly
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I have mounted it head up and it just clears the glass panel in my screen door. It is very attractive. I hope it works for you.
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I'm not sure how you could use this on a double glass door unless you can mount it on the top of the door way at each doorway. The doors would have to swing out from the unit with the magnet attached to the door and the unit on the frame of the door way?
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No way can this go through a glass door.The frame of the pet door is only thin enough to hold on screen.Going through screen was easy -required cutters.