🔒 Secure your Patio with the STB Sliding Glass Door Lock - Mortise Type, 2-Point, 7-51/64" Screw Holes Review

I replaced this bracket because the opening button is broken in the middle. Went to local stores but they didn't carry it. When I got it , it fitted perfectly.All the screws fitted and was very easy to assemble.Shipping was great within a week considering the pandemic.

The locking mechanism on my sliding glass door has not worked for months. After pulling it out and looking at it, I matched it with this one and quickly ordered it. Oh my gosh I'm so glad I did this and honestly I should have replaced it a few months ago. It took about 10 minutes to install this lock with a screwdriver and it worked perfectly.

This was a great replacement for our sliding door. We were so upset when our sliding door broke. It turns out it's that easy to fix. It took me about 5 minutes to fit this new locking mechanism and like magic everything worked again! We highly recommend this replacement glass sliding door lock.

We have a 20+ glass patio door slider and the latch has finally broken. The locking mechanism ("mortise lock", apparently) had the "ii" logo and patent number, that's all. It turns out that ii stands for "Interlock" (now owned by assa abloy, a door hardware company). Most of them (main line, STB, Swiss) use the same locking element (you'll notice that the branding is never visible in the photos). In any case, find the one you like the most and buy it. Unfortunately this came in a plastic bag…