BIFOLD BUS DOOR LOCK - OUR SOLUTION - Speakeasy Skoolie 

I think you just solved my "how the heck do I add a decent lock to my bus doors" problem! thank you!

Great video thanks! Looking for different options!

Ohhhh sweet thanks to you. Just finished my bus, and was pondering in how to lockup the front folding doors. This is KING, thank you.

SWEET! Exactly what I've been trying to invent in my mind. Now I can work on other ideas. Thanks!

Wish I had the wide band between my windows, like yours. This would be such a great option.

Wow I was just looking at this lock before I stumbled on your video! You've inspired me to buy it!!!!

Great job. The escutcheon really push the look together

I had one of the "jimmy proof" locks on our bus for a while, but it fell apart. I just installed one of these, and it's so much better. The tolerances don't have to be as perfect as the old lock, and it feels more secure.

Brilliant. Thanks

Nice! Do you think this would work with the 2 separate doors that fold into each other?

Mmmm..... I dont know. ..

Could this lock be used for the other type of doors that swing open from the center?

What is the exact product you ordered? And what was the price?

To be honest, I wouldn't trust that lock with my life or household valuables - it is at best an honest person's lock the way it is installed. Perhaps it could be made stronger by welding heavy metal plates on both bifold doors that nearly meet, then drilling and tapping them with interior bolts. Or carriage bolts like you have. But there is only about 1/4" to 1/2" of the bolt going thru the catch, and a swift kick will open it. That, and you posted the "keyed alike" number so some bad gal could theoretically order a copy of the key and get in without the kick. The best bifold door locks I have seen involve a bar that extends all the way side to side and rests on sturdy brackets on both sides. The problem with them is you can't open them from the outside, so the slight modification I described above should make your lock more secure. Hope this is sounds more helpful than critical.