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  • Gate/door locks – anyone use keypad locks?
  • jonba
    Free Member

    I need to replace my back gate. IT currently has bolt on the inside but I never use them as I need to get in from the outside to get to the hose after a ride.

    I’d like to keep it locked but not have to carry another key as I already have a massive bunch and am trying to reduce them.

    I was thinking of getting a simple combination lock. Anyone recommend something that will be cheap and survive outside. Needs to be possible to open from both sides although only secure on one. No need to be super secure as the wall the gate is in is only 7ft high. Just need to be a deterrent.

    project
    Free Member

    Digital code locks are easily re programed, eg given a new code, but theyre insecure for accessable doors, easy to climb wall and turn handle and then enter into the sterile area of the rear yard.

    Better deal would be rim cyclinder deadlocking lock, eg like a yale lock but with a yale tyrpe key you lock from outside.

    crankboy
    Free Member

    My solution to the massive bunch of keys is separate bike key bunch on a lanyard . so i have my front door bike locks and gate keys only on that . when I comute or go for a local ride I naturally take that minimal bunch .

    servo
    Free Member

    I am thinking about getting one of these. They need a key but can operate from either side.

    http://www.elitesecuritysupplies.com/garage-door-security/garage-shed-door-locks/gate-shed-lock.html

    tomhughes46
    Full Member

    I have a Borg, but as above, it’s not a deadlock… works well though and has a nice mechanical clunk.

    Oooh – what about http://borglocks.com/mechanical-keyless-locks/metal-gate-lock

    Edit: Not “cheap” – but robust!

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