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    Re: AP sliding door locks

    Quote Originally Posted by ckuhn003 View Post
    Here you go.....

    This is from my T10. That must be a powerful creature to move those heavy doors!
    Thank you ckuhnoo3! Most of the locks styles I was finding were either cam, plunge, or ratcheting. After reverse image searching your picture it appears "cabinet sliding glass lock" are good search terms.

    He is it a little over 5' but I assume this is an older style of enclosure as the doors are plexy/acrylic instead of glass which makes them a lot less heavy.
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