Ideal BK110W Security Inc Patio Door Security Bar with Anti-Lift Lock (White)

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The height of the bar can be adjusted to fit the height of your door handle (27.5”-41”). When you are not using it just push it down to its lowest height for easy storage or portability. It isn’t that heavy either, so those traveling with expensive items or cash can get this compact device with them for extra protection in hotels or other places. Finally, concrete, carpet, tile, or wood, you name it, Buddybar works one hundred percent everywhere!

Push pin issues: A few customers have reported having issues with the push pin, saying that is was tough to use or even malfunctioning to cause the jammer to fail. This would make an excellent choice for any sliding patio door. Just take care not to use heavy downward pressure on the bar when it is in the horizontal position. This lightweight aluminum device holds up against the linear pressure of an attempted door opening, but it can be bent with sideways force. Doing so places unnecessary, potentially damaging stress on the hinge and screws. Installation: This is a semi-permanent product that attaches to your door using three screws. It is a simple process that can be done in about 15 minutes. Obviously, don’t place it on a rug which can slip. But you can use it on other types of floors including tile, wood or a large carpet.A monitored alarm system is generally installed in combination with other measures to secure the sliding door from illegal entry. Door type:Different door jammer options work best on different types of doors. Some models are best for securing a sliding glass door, while others are best for a standard door.

Versatile: You can use this door jammer on your entryway door, patio door or even a sliding glass door, providing incredible versatility. We’ve discussed quite a few methods to reinforce your sliding door and they’re all very effective against criminals. That’s why they’re on this list. Usually, you’ll get the best result if you use two or three of them in combination with each other. Once installed, the aluminum bar was incredibly stout and secure. There was no movement when we attempted to open the door. The bar itself was easy to secure in place, remove, and store out of the way when not in use. It would make an excellent option for a garage or workshop walk-through door that may otherwise be susceptible to intrusion. Price: The price of this door jammer might be a turnoff for customers looking to save money. It is certainly the most expensive of the choices.

2. Install a Security Barricade

Once the alarm is set, if the patio door is opened by anyone an alarm will sound, this should not only alert you or neighbours to an unwanted presence but also hopefully scare off any intruders. Another bonus of a door sensor is that they are small and discreet, they won’t ruin the view that your patio doors provide you. Smart Door Sensors For Patio Doors Weight: Although eight pounds might not seem like that much weight, this is definitely on the heavier side when it comes to door jammer models. You might not want to take this one along when you travel. The other end rests against the floor. It is hinged to ensure it sits flat and tight against the floor even with the bar inclined. It’s also padded to prevent marks or scratches on the floor. The bar has a Y-shaped handle that secures against the underside of the door handle. It is padded to prevent scratches on the handle.

Withstands up to 1.28 tons, powder-coated steel, extends from 36 to 51 inches, rubber-coated steel base won’t mar the floor, easy installation, no tools required.

This bar is very similar to the one above. Both are sold by the same company and work pretty much the same way. Simple installation: This door jammer works exactly like a doorstop, so there is no complicated installation. Rotating foot with rubber sole, adjustable height from 29 to 41.75 inches for sliding doors and hinged doors to 45 inches, rubber sole prevents sliding, nice white finish. You simply insert the hoops into the handles on either side of the door and then adjust the length of the bar until the door feels secure. Sabre’s door wedge easily slides under an inward-opening door and sounds off a 120-decibel siren when someone applies pressure to the door in a break-in attempt. The alarm is loud enough to be heard up to 1,000 feet away. The door wedge needs a 9-volt battery to operate, and it provides a battery status update with a low-battery indicator.