Is this good for sliding glass door??
660104
It should be fine but the only problem is the middle of it overlays so there is a gap when it shuts together which allows bugs to come in. Also sliding doors are a little wider so you will need a bigger size.
660105
That's where I am trying to use it. The bar that adjust for the width is very week so it falls a lot. It is also to long not to mention the magnets are not strong enough. Not sure it is good for any door.
660106
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!
660107
As long as you have a place in the doorway to hang the screen, sure! It's basically a shower curtain tension rod with a screen hanging from it. If you have a lip in the doorway that you can fit a 1" shower rod (on either the inside or the outside... With a sliding door it wouldn't matter), it will fit. You will need one that covers the width of the entire door - not just the side that opens.
1142246
I don't know if they are UV protected material. They block out the sun great. On hot days we close them when the sun is the brightest most days we just leave them opened with the shear part hanging down and it works great keeping the sun out. Not sure about your sliding glass door question sorry.
1727891
I would say yes. But remember since it just sticks on the glass, if someone really wanted to get in they probably could slam the door really hard and it would come off of the glass. I use it to keep my toddler inside of my house. Not really for security purposes.
619657
We use one of ours (we have two) in the sliding glass door of our condo and it works fine. Your door would have to be opened just enough to hold the large tubing in place. I hope this answers your question.
468801
We have 2 of these gates. It is designed for a glass sliding door rather than a doorway. You need to be able to open the door so there is a gap of about 2 inches more than the gate width so 26 inches, then close the door a little to look the gate in place. It is a great product. However, you need a conventional gate for a normal doorway.
1888276
The gate is designed to use with a sliding glass door. Do you have a sliding glass door on your porch??
1083291
I'm not positive. It seems like it would have enough clamping area to hold if the tracks are no more than an inch high. Of course, you would not be able to close the sliding door all the way.
2187308
not that I recall - I believe it just snaps onto the bottom of 3/8 glass ....... we have a sliding door and it seemingly will not work on a sliding door :(
354108
works well on single metal and wood doors. Not sure on patio sliding door. I always used a wooden or metal bar in the track.
157102
I want to use this to cover some old sliding closet doors...do you think it will stay put?
2018669
I have not used it yet. It was recommended to me for the sliding doors on my van, so will use it just before winter. Sorry
1649979
The aluminium version should fit. Make sure height is correct for your sliding glass door.
2054670
Maybe I'm not understanding your question, but I don't know what the point would be if you install it against glass...how would the dog get out? The door actually sits in the same track as your sliding door and is held in place with pressure. Although there are screws you can use to hold it in, they really aren't necessary as the pressure alone is quite strong. I have a large Husky and he flies in and out of there constantly without mishap.
450475
Hi Zulma Christian, I didn't use them so much for my sliding glass door. I used them for my windows and LOVED THEM! Once in place... They are in place. I can imagine they would work out well for sliding glass doors depending how thick the walls of the track are. Take care in this - though these little gems work well all slide locks will leave marks where they have been installed. It the nature of the beast. I suppose you can slide a thin piece of wood or ??? But these are screws you are putting in place to hold your windows and doors in place. The rubber after the first or second time of usage will not be the buffer you dreamed it would be... removing it an finding a thin hard piece of plastic might be the trick. Otherwise it will put holes in the aluminum. So, Step 1 - Close your Door or Window. Step 2 - Place Black rubber piece over the aluminum track and slide it against the door or window firmly. Step 3 - Remove thumb screws and place aluminum cover over the black rubber piece... you might need to press down hard or tap into place. Step 4 - Screw thumb screws into place until secure so the slide lock doesn't move. You may need to use a pair of pliers. SIDE NOTE: It is best to use to a lock on both the top and the bottom... &lt;Note from manufacture.&gt; I hope this was of some use and good luck... Much better than using a piece of board in the bottom of your door. I did that and all that happened is they pushed it hard enough so the top opened enough that they could get in... I'm guessing why the manufacture suggest using a lock on both the top and the bottom. :)
493702
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?
496816
Since sliding doors design vary based upon manufacturer it's hard to accurately answer this request. However, if you can adhere both items of this product side by side - one being stationary, the other being the movable piece, then it will work just fine. In other words, when the sliding door is in the closed position, you must be able to install this product in such a way that when the door is opened, the two pieces "break contact" with one another thereby sounding the very loud and high-pitched alarm. Hope this helps.
529623
We put it into a sliding glass window. I am sorry I don't have experience to know if your idea would work. Good luck.