Sliding door lock GreenBlue GB116 — set of 2 pieces

The GreenBlue GB116 sliding door lock — set of 2 pieces is a compact mechanical solution designed to secure sliding doors and panels in residential and light-commercial interiors. Each lock provides a straightforward method of immobilizing a sliding door to reduce accidental opening and increase everyday safety. The set contains two identical units intended for installation on wardrobe, balcony or room sliding doors where a simple, reliable locking action is required.

Advantages

The GB116 lock is compact and mechanically simple, which makes it easy to install and maintain while requiring no electrical power. Supplied as a pair, the set allows securing multiple doors or both sides of a door system. Its design is suitable for common sliding door profiles used in interior applications and helps prevent unintended door movement without altering the door structure significantly.

Suitable for

• Wardrobe sliding doors
• Balcony or terrace sliding panels
• Room or partition sliding doors in homes
• Light-commercial interior sliding door systems

Key specifications

• Type: mechanical sliding door lock
• Unit count: set of 2 identical locks
• Application: interior sliding doors and panels
• Installation: surface-mounted on sliding door profile or panel (requires basic tools)
• Power: passive device, no electrical supply required

How to use

Position the lock on the sliding door profile or at the point where movement should be restricted, following the manufacturer’s alignment recommendations. Secure the lock using appropriate screws or fasteners for the door material, ensuring stable fixation. To engage the lock, operate the mechanical latch according to the product mechanism so the door is immobilized; to release, disengage the latch and slide the door as normal. Use basic hand tools for installation and check periodically that fasteners remain tight.

Usage recommendations

Use the GB116 set for secondary security and movement control of interior sliding doors. Verify compatibility with the door profile before installation and avoid using the lock as the sole means of security for exterior doors. Regularly inspect mounting points and the latch mechanism for wear, and replace if performance degrades.