Questions and Answers for First Watch Security Chrome Travel Lock

A:  This item most likely will not work on that type of door. It needs to be a solid piece with a door frame and a strike.

A:  No, It is false advertising. I bought through search results a lock that would work for outside as men are trying to steal my puppy ehile I am working. This lock only works while you are inside. BE WARE

A:  Hello, unfortunately this item would not work on an accordion style door as it does need a solid surface/door frame for proper use.

A:  The lock installs on the inside if the door opens inward, as 2 of my exterior doors do. For our door into the garage, which opens outward, I install the lock from inside the garage. Once installed, you can't open the door whether the key is left in place or removed.

A:  Item key does not worked. Moving element need to be forced back and forth to get it going. Not recommended

A:  Ideal for hotel/motel doors & drawers It uses door strike opening for mount point I do not have a video that I could find but Instructions: 1. Using key, unlock travel lock and slide out locking bar. 2. Open door or drawer and hook locking bar into strike plate or onto inside lip of cabinet. 3. Close door or drawer and slide locking plate onto bar either horizontally or vertically as desired. 4. Slide lock onto locking bar tight against locking plate. Use key to lock and unlock.

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A:  This item most likely will not work on that type of door. It needs to be a solid piece with a door frame and a strike.

A:  It's 4-1/2". The flat plate with slot is thin metal you can bend easily. This lock is not very secure

A:  The total length of the metal piece that goes into the locking part (the one with the jagged bumps) is 4 and 5/8 inches. The portion of it next to the key that extends beyond the locking mechanism was 1.5 inches when in installed.

A:  Four and a half inches long.

A:  No

A:  No, but it works best on sliding glass panels such as a display case in a public area. I bought it to lock drawers while traveling and have found it rarely works on dresser drawers. I intend to try bending the shaft to see if I can make it more universal.

A:  No drilling.

A:  N0 drilling required...Easy to use.

A:  It depends on what you use this lock for. I used it to temporarily secure hollow metal doors, for my application I did have to use 1 screw and modify (bend) the tab to fit the hollow metal door frame. It worked perfect for me. If used for the intended application you would not need a screw.