Tower Bolt Latch Sliding Lock Gate Shed Door - Black

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The AB Tools Tower Bolt Latch is ideal for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to secure garage doors, sheds, and garden gates with a simple, robust locking mechanism. It provides an immediate upgrade to door security through its heavy-duty construction and weather-resistant coating, though users should note it is designed for manual operation and does not include a key-locking mechanism.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | BLK143 |
| Brand | AB Tools |
The bolt is 138mm in length and 40mm in width, with 5mm fixing holes.
Yes, the powder-coated finish is designed to resist rust and corrosion in outdoor environments.
Yes, the kit includes all necessary fixing screws for immediate installation.
This model is a sliding bolt latch and does not feature a built-in padlock eye, though it acts as a secure manual latch.
Yes, but you may need to use self-tapping screws or drill appropriate pilot holes depending on the thickness of your metal gate frame.
Check that the bolt body and the receiver are perfectly aligned and apply a light silicone lubricant to the track.
Ensure you are using the correct pilot hole size for your substrate and tighten the screws to a firm seating point without over-torquing.
Installation requires basic tools including a drill and a screwdriver. Begin by aligning the bolt body on the door and the receiver on the frame, ensuring the sliding mechanism operates smoothly before marking your holes. The unit features 5mm fixing holes compatible with standard wood or masonry screws. To maintain the life of the product, periodically check that the screws remain tight and apply a small amount of silicone-based lubricant to the sliding channel if it becomes stiff over time.