Master Lock720Eurd4 External Single Hinged Door Latch, 16 x 4.5 cm, Silver

E' ben fatta, ed è robusta di buon manifattura

Bought this to exactly match my other garage doors high security hasp and staple, and replace the identical one I had to break into, due to a padlock issue. It was really not easy to break into, and...I had access to the rear of the doors and the bolts etc. Knowing how tough it was, was therefore 1 reason I bought the same design again. It's double hinged to accept corners or any imperfections to a pair of doors meeting (that are not quite flush). The zinc coating should also ensure it's rust free for some years. The old one had little corrosion and that was at least 15 years old.Definitely recommended.Note- I've enhanced the fixing of the hasp. Instead of using the 2 bolts and 2 screws (for one side [provided with the product]) I bought another 2 bolts to replace the screws, so if I ever had a padlock issue again, and as long as I can get inside/behind the doors via the other set of doors, I can then remove the hasp far more easily.

RAS

Pienamente soddisfatto per l'acquisto.Suggerisco di studiarsi bene le struttura della porta prima di comprarlo, altrimentinel montaggio si è costretti a fare dei compromessi che potrebbero compromettere il livello di sicurezza complessiva.

I have had a similar lock on my shed for years which does the business and stills looks as good as new. With the wet weather playing havoc with my shed gate the bolt was becoming increasingly difficult to use so I decided to buy one of these to solve the problem. I tried the DIY stores with no luck before I found this one on here. It's the middle hinge that is the crucial factor here as it allows me to lock my recessed gate but also gives a degree of flexibility - useful for an expanding and contracting wooden gate in wet weather believe me.Fitting took a bit longer than anticipated - I would recommend fixing the locking eye first and then you can judge exactly where to fit the hasp more accurately. This involves a bit of trial and error as the fixings become hidden by the main body when in place. Try it with just one screw at first as too little slack makes the hasp tricky to loop over the eye and too much will leave the whole set-up vulnerable. It was only when I finished that I noticed my shed lock has the eye horizontally mounted which is a better design IMO as it is slightly easier to hook the hasp over that way but job's a good'un anyway.