Secure Your Home with Impresa Sliding Door & Window Locks (10-Pack)

KSECMOMMIE: these are very sturdy and they are really easy to install and easy to come off and the hold really good

United States on Mar 17, 2023

matt ellington: They do the job but they don’t feel that sturdy

United States on Dec 03, 2022

Richard A. Steley: We have a Toddler who likes opening and closing large glass sliding doors with some force, these are excellent to stop that.

Australia on Dec 01, 2022

Thai: Very sturdy and compact little locks, I have the old-timey single pane windows and it has a ridge on the bottom for me to connect this onto. I used to just drill a hole and put a screw in but this is a bit less DIY so looks better while still giving me peace of mind. The 2 thumb screws are really easy to use, wish they were different shapes as clearance to the bottom of the windowsill is problematic.

Definitely recommend it if you are in need of window locks and tired of using the drill and screw trick.

United States on Aug 02, 2022

Alex: Hand tightened screws cant hold it in position no where near enough and does not meet strata regulation requirements in any case, if that is being sought after.
However, replacing the hand screws with just the bolts out of a pack of Zenith Bolts and Nuts, zinc plated, mushroom head 1/4"x 12mm (or equivalent ) that I picked up at Bunnings works beautifully and meets compliance. The bolts will pretty much go in most of the way and will ensure they doesnt catch on any nearby installed blinds. Keep the rubber insulation in and tighten hard with a large phillips screwdriver. They didn't budge for me once installed, and I seriously doubt they'd budge for a child. For added protection in preventing window frame damage, stick on small felt tabs at the point of contact between the window and the stopper.

Australia on Jul 10, 2022

DaveDave: This is a cheap and effective way to secure sliding windows as it clamps onto the rails and is fixed into place by the 2 screws. No tools required and serves the job well. However, the black rubber is not attached to the aluminium bracket and separates easily so didn't end up getting used at all. If you have tall windows you will need 2 of these (one at the bottom and one at the top) to fully secure the window.

Australia on Oct 24, 2021

YYCArtist: These are great in theory, but just so-so to use. I highly suggest soaking the rubber pieces in boiling water for a few minutes before installing. They metal part fits super snugly, so I had to use a mallet for installation. If you install these on windows that you regularly open/close, they’re actually a real pain in the butt. I’m seriously considering returning them for a better, more convenient system.

Canada on Oct 23, 2021

SchwebelJ: I bought these for my newly installed windows so I could avoid buying dowels to limit them from opening completely by an intruder while still getting cross breeze airflow throughout the house. They stay securely into place with the rubber grip and two thumbscrews, yet easy too move, resecure, and remove. This is exactly what I needed and has provided a good sense of safety so I can keep my windows cracked open at night while sleeping.

United States on Aug 13, 2021

Amazon Customer: ajustan muy bien a la medida de la ventana, me gustaria que las tuercas fueran un poco mas pequeñas para que no fueran tan llamativas desde el exterior pero se ajustan muy bien

Mexico on May 20, 2021

Nicole Wilson: These are exactly what I was after. Tightened on the tracks, these make it so that the windows cannot be horizontally slid open at all. However, I cannot use these as a stop when leaving the window open a bit, as it's still possible to lift up and finagle the window out of its track. But it's a great block for a fully closed/locked window.

United States on Sep 29, 2020