Sliding Door Locks

Sliding door locks are a type of security hardware that are designed to secure sliding doors and prevent unauthorized access. Sliding doors are commonly used in homes and businesses, and are often located in areas where traditional swinging doors may not be practical due to space constraints or other factors.

There are several types of sliding door locks available, including:

Mortice locks - a type of lock that is installed inside the door frame, and typically requires a key to lock and unlock the door.
Surface-mounted locks - a type of lock that is attached to the surface of the door, and can be locked or unlocked using a key or a thumb turn.
Foot bolt locks - a type of lock that is mounted to the bottom of the sliding door, and can be engaged or disengaged using a foot pedal.
Sliding bolt locks - a type of lock that is mounted to the sliding door itself, and engages with a strike plate mounted to the door frame.
Hook bolt locks - a type of lock that is mounted to the sliding door and engages with a hook-shaped piece of hardware mounted to the door frame.