Sliding Door Handles & Locks

Mortise, Double Bolt, Hook and Thumb Turn Locks – These are the most common type of sliding door lock, and they work by turning or sliding the latch up or down to lock and unlock the door. All of these locks make sliding doors operable from the inside only, so they’re a good security option if break-ins are a concern.

Keyed Locks – Keyed locks make it possible to open your sliding door from the outside. You can choose from a wide range of keyed locks, just like with your front door.

Loop Lock & Security Bars – A loop lock is often added to the top of a sliding door, whereas a security bar is fitted into the bottom of the door jamb to act as a physical barrier to anyone trying to open the door. Both are used as additional security measures against break-ins and can be combined with any other type of lock.

Smart Locks – Smart locks come in several styles, including numerical codes, biometrics, mechanical keys, and integration with smart phones to make them operable from anywhere. Smart locks are a good way to increase security, and are ideal for rentals or where you need to allow/deny access to lots of people.

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