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Default Best way to secure a wooden gate in a 1.8m garden fence

I have two garden gates (both 1.8m high in wooden fences). Neither of them
are secured with a lockable device, but I think the time has come to improve
garden security, now that I have a few plants and garden furniture which
might appear to be worth nicking.

I visited 'the sheds' today, and it appears that the options are a hasp and
staple with a padlock, or a Brenton bolt (or maybe a padbolt) with a
padlock.

What are the pros and cons of the alternatives?

John.

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John E wrote:
I have two garden gates (both 1.8m high in wooden fences). Neither of
them are secured with a lockable device, but I think the time has
come to improve garden security, now that I have a few plants and
garden furniture which might appear to be worth nicking.

I visited 'the sheds' today, and it appears that the options are a
hasp and staple with a padlock, or a Brenton bolt (or maybe a
padbolt) with a padlock.

What are the pros and cons of the alternatives?


I'd say a hasp & staple & padlock. Wickes do a very good value shed/gate
locking kit for £8 http://www.wickes.co.uk/invt/159677


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John E wrote:
I have two garden gates (both 1.8m high in wooden fences). Neither of
them are secured with a lockable device, but I think the time has
come to improve garden security, now that I have a few plants and
garden furniture which might appear to be worth nicking.

I visited 'the sheds' today, and it appears that the options are a
hasp and staple with a padlock, or a Brenton bolt (or maybe a
padbolt) with a padlock.

What are the pros and cons of the alternatives?


I'd say a hasp & staple & padlock. Wickes do a very good value shed/gate
locking kit for £8 http://www.wickes.co.uk/invt/159677


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Dave
The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk
01634 717930
07850 597257


Thanks.

John.

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