Can you use a thicker and sturdier padlock?
1340671
Likely not much thicker; maybe some. Think, though, that cabinet security is sketchy at best.
1980493
I think it all depends on the locker, unfortunately. I've been to some gyms where the padlock shackle would fit in the door lock, but I don't think they would work at my current gym... To be on the safe side, I would get a lock with a shackle that isn't as thick.
1925164
Yes, under each latch there is an eyehole that you can use a padlock on. I keep mine locked with a single pad lock and it is secure
2178115
Good question. Probably not faster. Not made to quickly undo the padlock part. Could be done that way though.
1216161
Yes you can put a padlock on which prevents the handle from being turned. Took me about an hour to install, and I'm not all that handy.
1505881
Yes. Vault Locks is a line of both lock boxes for keys and padlocks. This product is thick metal and is thus relatively heavy.
1010868
Eyeballing it, any lock with a shank of no more than 3/16" diameter. Wouldn't invest too much into the lock as the unit is plastic so not exactly a bank vault. Lock would 'keep honest people honest' as the saying goes.
881450
It says that it "Accepts up to a 3/8" Padlock," so anything smaller than that should work. 5/8 is bigger than 3/8, so the answer would be no.
886026
I measure the hole (actually holes, there is one at each corner of the front) at 5/8". I think you'd have no problem with a 1/4" padlock.
572065
Yes, it can be locked with a padlock...but I wouldn't store any valuables in there since it's a little flimsy.
1721353
I would say no! aesthetically its a nice conversation piece for the guests, but not at all rugged, mine broke within a couple months of use from regular "ragging up" and when I tried to contact the company for the warranty, it was futile. I resorted to fabricating my own latch with steel and installing it with a regular padlock. no school like old school!
728121
Stanley Solid Brass Hasp hardware (#CD5325 Hasp on Stanleyhardware.com) may be used in combination with a brass padlock.
177519
It's possible, depending on how thick the metal is that you'd be locking... But you probably want to go with something larger and stronger. These things are really tiny.
1326775
you might try padlocks with straight lock pins they come with various size pins. You can't stop a determined thief but you can make not worth the time.
1692913
No way to lock it and no place on my unit to attach a padlock. Additional hardware would be needed.
2162508
It's not that thick. Looking at my ruler, maybe .5cm to .6cm (I dont' have it with me to measure). The hole on the gate lock I use it for was pretty small too and this fits it nicely. The shackle is nice and long (about 2 1/2 inches). Easy to set the password (and reset over and over again if you like). This was a good buy.
2156312
you can attach a padlock, wont make any difference as if someone wants it they will just walk off with it and break in to it at their leisure