Brenton Padbolt

Park Timber

£4.62

A Padbolt in quite likely the simplest, most common and cost effective method of locking a gate, garage door or stable door. The Brenton Padbolt more simply known as Padbolt fixes to the front or rear of the door/gates with screws and bolts, no chiselling or cutting out required – if you can use a drill then you’ll have no problems in fitting this. Can be fitted horizontally or vertically. Can be used to bolt a gate shut by sliding the bolt closed and dropping the handle of the padbolt into the staple on the body of the padbolt. A padlock can be used to also stop the bolt from being opened, th

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