[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by bonrich

Good idea, but a simpler way I used is to slide in wooden dowels in the space between the top of the slider and the frame. I bought two dowels, costing 98 cents each, eyeball the size you will need and just slid them in and they stay there, do not interfere with the door operation, and fills in the space to stop any lifting out. Also, did install the SafeSlider on the lanai door. Easy to do with complete instructions online via a video. Cost was $29.95 plus shipping and tax.

BonRich,

Great idea, this is one of the reasons that I wanted to get the info out. I know there are other ways to do this, well done.

No I am working on a good way to secure the windows, both fully closed, and partially open (3-4 inches), my wife cannot use the F locks due to arthritis might use wood dowels, not sure yet.

[kcrazorbackfan]

Originally Posted by Jayhawk

Agree.

That's good. 😉

[lanabanana73]

Originally Posted by Judith Ann

I have been tempted to put a sign on each of our doors:


DON'T BOTHER!

NO MONEY OR JEWELS INSIDE!

P.S. GET A JOB!

Oooooohhhhh......I LOVE this! What a great idea!

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by Judith Ann

I have been tempted to put a sign on each of our doors:


DON'T BOTHER!

NO MONEY OR JEWELS INSIDE!

P.S. GET A JOB!

Awwwwww you are assuming they don't have a job. Don't forget some intruders had been in the house before. But I do like the idea of a sign, as long as it's in your window and not on your lawn. LOL