C.R. LAURENCE TDK7AKA CRL Aluminum Stick-On Showcase Lock - Keyed Alike

I've had similar locks on gecko vivs with sliding doors, and was happy to find one for the new snake viv.It will scratch acrylic doors, but works fine for glass ones. I honestly just noticed the scratches today when going to take a pic. I'm guessing the guide for the lock can be tapped down a bit to prevent further damage.I really like these because they stay in place if the animal pushes into it. This prevents the need for regular replacement of the lock (unlike the tension-mounted slide locks which become damaged over time when the animal pushes into it as it moves around)

I typically use these for sliding glass doors on reptile enclosures and they do what they're supposed to do. Easy and quick to install and stick on just fine.

Perfect for my new sliding glass doors on my ball pythons cage. Fits between the sliding glass panes perfectly. I have a piece of support wood just behind where the 2 pieces of glass overlap in the center and needed something that doesn't stick out and hit the wood. These did the trick perfect fit and lock up perfectly. Nice and tight and don't slip.

We have been using a ratchet type showcase lock for years. They were hard to unlock, or would sagged at weird angles, or fall to the bottom of the case. After researching what was available I selected these. They install very easily (less than 5 minutes) and they stay precisely where you place them. The key cylinder works smoothly, everyone here thinks they are the greatest, and I come out a hero for solving the problem.

We purchased this as an option to lock our sliding wardrobe doors to keep the grandkids (and some guests) from having easy access to our mirrored office closet. Obviously someone could take the doors out of their tracks to get in anyway but we're not trying to keep professionals out, just needed something as a deterrent. This lock looks and works very nice, and if you check our photos, it can be bent fairly easily to get around an awkward edge. If the tape would have held it (would not with all the angles WE put in it) it would be great. Again, you are depending on TAPE to keep someone out since that's all that holds it unless you add a screw somewhere. Hence, our fail (as shown in the pics). We thought the open metal end on these doors could survive a screw but somehow our install cracked the entire wardrobe door. You might have better luck and I refuse to give a poor rating because we tried to get too creative. May work perfectly if you have a door without molding (like most wooden closet doors).

I have Animal Plastic cages and was looking for locks that would work with them, after a couple of fails I saw these on an online forum and decided to try them out. They work so well and look really nice too!

Seem cheap and flimsy. Same key opens another vendor case.

Very Good ! Exactly what I wanted ! Thank You !