I am wondering if someone can help me. I am a mortgage broker and work out of my home. The company I use for credit is requiring a site inspection, and one of the parameters is a "locking office."
I have a set of French Doors...I am not sure of the correct terminology, so I apologize. There is nothing for the doors to close into...no wood support that runs from the ceiling to floor. Basically, the doors go into a groove at the top, which holds them in place. As a result, the doors have dummy handles, which do not turn. Does anyone have a creative way to make them lock, without ruining the doors (and without just using a chain and padlock!)? I appreciate your help!
I have a set of French Doors...I am not sure of the correct terminology, so I apologize. There is nothing for the doors to close into...no wood support that runs from the ceiling to floor. Basically, the doors go into a groove at the top, which holds them in place. As a result, the doors have dummy handles, which do not turn. Does anyone have a creative way to make them lock, without ruining the doors (and without just using a chain and padlock!)? I appreciate your help!