window locks

Some products reference ASTM standards. In particular, the window stops specify compliance with ASTM F2090-21, the standard for window opening control devices.

Adhesive-mounted locks install without tools and use a strong adhesive to attach to surfaces such as glass, mirrored, laminated, and wood sliding doors.

Carbon steel eye-latch hooks are described as sturdy, corrosion-resistant, and durable, making them suitable for securing wooden windows and doors and preventing wobble. They offer flexible mounting options and are supplied as a hook with a matching eyelet screw.

Common mounting methods include pressure-mounted hardware and adhesive mounts. Many products include the necessary mounting hardware, and some mesh guards include quick-release components for easier removal.

Common materials listed include ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene), polyoxymethylene, polyester, carbon steel, and various plastics.

Mesh guards are designed to fit inside the window frame and typically come with mounting equipment. Some models include quick-release hardware to allow easy removal when needed.

Window locks and stops help protect children by preventing fingers from being pinched and by restricting access to open window openings, reducing the risk of falls or injuries.

Many products include the necessary mounting hardware. Examples in listings include adhesive pads for adhesive locks, quick-release components for some mesh guards, and the hook plus eyelet screw for eye-latch hardware. Exact contents vary by product and are not uniform across all listings.