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The Keypak Heavy Duty Tower Bolt is an ideal security solution for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to reinforce garden gates, shed doors, and garage entrances. This robust sliding bolt offers reliable locking performance with the added benefit of padlock compatibility for increased security, though users should ensure their mounting surface is solid enough to support the hardware's weight and force requirements.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 051127C |
| Brand | Keypak |
Yes, the Keypak Heavy Duty Tower Bolt is specifically designed with a weather-resistant finish for outdoor environments.
No, the product includes the tower bolt hardware, but you will need to purchase a padlock separately.
Yes, this bolt is designed to be installed either horizontally or vertically to suit your specific door or gate setup.
You will typically need a drill for pilot holes, a screwdriver, and a measuring tape to ensure correct alignment.
It is suitable for most standard shed, gate, and garage doors, provided there is a sturdy timber or metal frame to mount it onto.
Check that the bolt and keeper plate are perfectly aligned. Apply a small amount of silicone lubricant to the rod.
The mounting surface may be too soft or damaged. Consider using longer screws or installing a backing plate for extra support.
To install, position the main bolt body on the door and the keeper plate on the frame, ensuring the sliding mechanism operates without obstruction. Use appropriate wood or metal screws depending on your surface material. For exterior installations, it is recommended to drill pilot holes first to prevent wood splitting. To maintain the unit, check periodically for loose screws and apply a light silicone-based lubricant to the sliding shaft if movement becomes stiff. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these may damage the weather-resistant coating.
