
French Door Security Kit
Lock the two handles together, then put an alarm on the glass.
- Works in or outThe bar locks handle to handle, so it does the same job on doors that open outward.
- A real keyIt locks with a key and stays exactly where you set it until you unlock it.
- One alarm per doorTwo alarms means each glass door gets its own 125 dB siren.
- Nothing to drillNo screws in the frame, so it suits rentals and takes minutes to set up.
Why a kit
French doors meet in the middle, so treat them as a pair.
There is no post between the two doors and no stud to bolt into. They often face the yard rather than the street, too.
The bar takes care of the handles. The alarms take care of the glass. Between them, both ways in have an answer.
The bar holds the handles. The alarms watch the glass.

Measure the handle, not the door.
The bracket has to pass over your handle, so the handle decides the size. Slim levers take Medium. Round knobs and thick pull handles take Large.
The bar needs a handle on both doors. If one door has no inside handle, it won't fit.
Ten minutes, no tools
Fit the bar
From inside, set the curved end around one handle with the rails behind both.
Lock it
Slide the locking body in against the other handle and turn the key.
Stick on the alarms
Clean the glass, peel the backing and press one alarm onto each door. Set the sensitivity dial.
Back doors, patio doors and rentals with double doors
It suits any pair of doors with a handle on each side, whether they open in or out.
Now the windows.
The six-pack gives you one vibration alarm for each of six windows or doors, with the same peel-and-stick setup and no monthly fee.
See the six-pack
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