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This is a tamper proof sliding door channel lock. It comes in a diecast zinc construction with a white finish. Allows you to ventilate your room while maintaining your security. Features 2 Allen key set screws for maximum security. Can be used as a secondary lock to help prevent accidental opening of sliding windows or doors by children. They are easy to install by slipping over the fin for your window or door and then securing the set screws against the fin (be careful not to over tighten and cause damage to the fin). An Allen key will be required to install or remove from the fin.
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FHC S4372 Sliding Door Channel Lock Tamperproof - White Finish
Item #: S4372 by Frameless Hardware Company LLC
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Features
- Constructed Of Diecast Zinc To Provide A Strong And Durable Lock
- Comes In A Corrosion Resistant, White Painted Finish
- Designed For Use With Aluminum Framed Sliding Windows And Aluminum Framed Patio Sliding Doors
- Features Dual Tamper Resistant Allen Drive Fasteners
- Easy To Install With Only A Few Simple Tools
- For Further Dimensional And Specification Information, Please See The Line Drawing
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S4372
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6654
Product Overview
Overview:
This is a tamper proof sliding door channel lock. It comes in a diecast zinc construction with a white finish. Allows you to ventilate your room while maintaining your security. Features 2 Allen key set screws for maximum security. Can be used as a secondary lock to help prevent accidental opening of sliding windows or doors by children. They are easy to install by slipping over the fin for your window or door and then securing the set screws against the fin (be careful not to over tighten and cause damage to the fin). An Allen key will be required to install or remove from the fin.