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Sliding patio doors have the inherent security disadvantages of less-sophisticated locks and location at the rear of a home, and what's more, the older models can actually be lifted right off their tracks and away for a grand intruder entry and exit.

To prevent such dramatics, consider equipping your older doors with specially made "patio bars" that prevent them from sliding back in their tracks even when their locks have been damaged.