Is there a hole for a padlock, and if not would I be able to drill one?
20051
Hello, There is not a hole for a padlock, and there wouldn't be a place for you to drill a hole for one either without compromising the integrity of the case. This case is watertight and crush proof, so by adding a hole those two will be compromised.
20052
No, there is no hole for a padlock and if you tired to drill one the integrity of the case would no longer be intact.
20053
No, unfortunately I do not see any way to add a lock of any kind to this box.
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
2212187
No. You will need a padlock to secure the top plate to the bottom one through the provided holes. Since there is a second hole in the top plate but not the bottom one, I drilled a matching hole in the bottom plate for a second padlock.
1104772
There are holes through the handles that you could put a padlock through, if the door handles line up properly. Ours did not line up at all. From the reviews I've read others have had better luck, but our doors are completely out of alignment.
1925162
Yes indeed. There's an eyehole on each side of the padlocks so you'll need two sepearte locks.
135627
There are 2 zippers and you could put a small padlock through the holes in both of them. The seller should be responsible for answering these questions.
888166
The metal lock ring does have a hole for a padlock, although it looks like it would have to be a smaller padlock based on the diameter. Keep in mind that this container could still probably be compromised with a good box cutting knife (at least on the blue part). The lid is pretty rigid.
1076586
No, you can just go to the hardware store and get a snap like on the end of a dog leash. There are several other options that will work and dont require using the lock.
1394449
Yes, the eye bolt comes with a machined hole for a padlock. Roger L. Duncan
1141293
I have moved and left it at my former house but I do believe there is a way of putting a padlock on it, if I remember correctly.
823039
Eek...If I absolutely had to, I'd probably drill in the crack of the door into where the locking bolt is. Either that or a prybar might work.
433645
There are two small locking holes for a pad lock next to each latch. You could also put a cable through the handle.
1356658
That is a slot and ours had one. It does not lock and/or is not lockable. You could probably drill a hole in the two tabs to get a padlock on it.
682746
You may be able to wrap a lock through the handle. It does not have a specific latch for a padlock.
1390712
Nope. Get a hole saw and bore it out to standard deadbolt size. Most deadbolts soldhave a template included with instructions.
1695757
I wish that I had a bigger lock to try for you but all I can do is eyeball it. I have the lock that they suggested. The hole that you have to place it in is large enough...but I am afraid the larger shank might make it awkward to use. Also note on the suggested lock that the shank is a bit longer in proportion to the lock on a standard lock and I believe that is part of it. Think I would buy their lock.
1747735
I dont see anyway that it could be secured with a padlock. Great TV bracket and easy to install. Don't rely on the level that comes with it though.