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The Scan Hasp and Staple 117mm is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to secure sheds, gates, and storage units with a durable, low-profile locking mechanism. Its primary benefit is the combination of high-strength steel construction and hidden fixings, which provides a clean aesthetic while enhancing security against tampering; however, users should ensure the mounting surface is solid enough to support the metal hardware before installation.
| Model Part Number | BM4-0005-117 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Scan |
The product is compatible with padlocks featuring a shackle diameter of up to 10mm.
Yes, all necessary fixings for standard installation are supplied in the package.
It features a corrosion-resistant zinc plate coating, making it highly durable for outdoor use, though regular maintenance is recommended.
Yes, but you may need to source appropriate self-tapping screws or bolts if the provided screws are not suitable for your specific metal thickness.
The total length of the unit is 117mm.
Check that the mounting screws are tightened flush with the plate and ensure the staple is aligned perfectly with the hasp hole.
Fill the pilot holes with wood filler or wooden dowels and re-drill smaller pilot holes to ensure a tight grip for the screws.
Installation requires a screwdriver or drill, a pencil for marking, and a 4mm drill bit for pilot holes. First, position the hasp on the door frame and mark the screw holes. Drill your pilot holes carefully to avoid splitting the wood, then secure the mounting plate using the provided hardware. To maintain the finish, wipe the hasp periodically with a clean, dry cloth. If you notice signs of oxidation in coastal areas, a light coat of silicone-based lubricant can help maintain the zinc coating's integrity.
