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this post was submitted on 01 Sep 2023
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What does the lock look like? Does unlocking on one side mean the lock portion on the other side moves too?
If it's like the sliding doors I know with the flat lock, you could use something like this and keep it flat to lock.
The current lock just latches onto a small metal bar… if someone pulled hard enough it would just bend open.