One of the really neat thing that the 2×4 Open Bar Holders can be used for is to secure your windows and doors against hurricanes and tropical storms constant unrelenting winds. It turns out that the vibration from the sustained winds can vibrate holder boards out of almost any situation. But the unique holes in the compact 2×4 Open Bar Holders that make these really compact are the same holes that can be used to Read more
One lady said I need to make better instructions. Fair. I admit it. I like USEFUL/ACTIONABLE feedback. But she also gave a nice rating and a balanced review as well. It makes a guy feel nice knowing that when you create something that people can appreciate it. Truth be known it is sort of your baby.
Just checked my eBay ratings and found these ratings on eBay. By the way, it is pretty hard to obtain ratings… it just takes time and volume.
Sometimes we just sell 2×4 bar holders that don’t have any locking tabs. Why? Because they ONLY take up a 2×4 width. That is significantly different. And beautiful. Love these great ratings.
I love it when I get 5-star reviews on Amazon. I NEVER fake these so it is so wonderful when someone says something kind. The internet is a rough place.
Just received these two pictures from a customer. What a wonderful installation job. I’m going to get onto my customers since they all seem to live in places with beautiful seaside views!
Recently, I’ve seen an uptick of people ordering LARGE orders (more than 6 for example) of 2×4 and 2×2 Open Bar Holders. Usually the bar holders I make are to be used in conjunction or in my kits to help secure your shed better. Another use is to simply put on the INSIDE of your doors to hold a bar for added security. Sometimes this is called a zombie bar. When I asked a few Read more
Textbook installation of the secure bar holder on a really picturesque red barn. In this case, this barn does not have internal stops for the left door. The client wrote me and was going to pick up an extra bar holder to be installed on the left door next to the first bar holder. This would secure the door from being pushed in as well as being pulled out.
