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The Keypak 115mm Safety Hasp & Staple is designed for homeowners and contractors seeking a reliable, heavy-duty locking solution for gates, sheds, and cabinets. Its primary benefit is providing robust physical security with a concealed screw design, though users should note that the strength of the unit is limited by the surface material it is mounted to, requiring a sturdy mounting base for maximum effectiveness.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | Keypak |
No, the Keypak 115mm Safety Hasp & Staple includes the mounting hardware but does not include a padlock.
Yes, but you may need to use appropriate metal screws or through-bolts instead of the provided wood screws.
The design hides the mounting screws when the hasp is locked, which prevents potential intruders from unscrewing the hardware while the door is secured.
It features a durable black powder coating designed for long-term indoor and outdoor use.
Yes, Keypak also offers a 150mm heavy-duty safety hasp and staple in silver, if your application requires a longer reach.
Check if the mounting screws have loosened or if the door has shifted due to temperature changes; adjust the staple plate position as needed.
Use a matching black touch-up paint to seal any exposed metal and prevent rust formation.
Installation is straightforward but requires basic tools: a drill, drill bits, and a screwdriver. 1. Align the hasp on the door frame and mark the screw holes. 2. Pre-drill pilot holes if mounting into hardwood to prevent splitting. 3. Secure the base plate using the provided hardware. 4. Attach the staple plate to the door jamb. Once installed, periodic inspection of the mounting screws is recommended to ensure they remain tight. If used outdoors in coastal areas, consider a light wipe-down with a silicone-based spray once or twice a year to maintain the integrity of the powder coating against salt-air corrosion.
