Can this lock be used on a gate?
1977152
Yes, only if the gate can house a normal door handle. I use 10 of these for my personal home and rentals. All are flawless and even in -25 Minnesota winters.
1977153
Depends on your gate. If it's metal and lockset already bored with the proper hole, yes. If somebody can just reach over to unlock it from the inside, then no. It'll defeat the purpose since it can be opened without number combination from the inside.
1977154
This lock can be used anywhere a regular deadbolt can be used, taking into account, of course, that the shape of this deadbolt lock is narrow and tall, not "puck-like." If the gate is a door, sure. If the gate is metal bars, maybe not the best application. You will also need a door knob. This is a lock, not a handle-lock. Read all the details before purchasing; and all the reviews.
1977155
It depends on what you mean by a gate. If it's a chain link sort of idea this would not work at all. If it's more of solid wall sort of fence, it could be used on it. Keep in mind that it would need to be very sturdy, solid, and have the ability to adequately support the strikeplate. It would have to be more of a door than a gate...
1139218
As long as the hole for the lock to attach isn't smaller than the diameter of the lock pin you should be fine.
960981
Possibly, but I don't know for sure. Check with the manufacturer or a locksmith.
1759265
NO, it should not. But, I have found that if the two side panels, that are mounted to the walls, are not perfectly square, then the gate door will not fully latch. You may want to try adjusting the frame, but loosening, or tightening, the mounts. I hope this helps!
1369769
I wouldn't recommend it for that purpose, this lock leaves at least an inch gap after it's fastened so it wouldn't be ideal for doors that need to be completely closed. I'd suggest looking for door knob locks or deadbolts for front doors.
666704
This is a entry door lock. I don't think it is designed for your application.
362389
No if it shuts hard enough the gate latches itself and it is completely locked.
1892181
Yes,I think so. However I have a hard time opening and locking the lock.Would not recommend it.
438289
I have mine on a tubular gate. Actually, I think it was easier to use because I just got some "U" bolts from the hardware store that had the appropriate spread to meet the lock. When I installed it, it worked out great. It locks tight and stays locked.
1707019
I think the lock is coordinated with the signal to open the gate, never tried it with other openers than the one that is sold with the gate hardware though.
602549
Tighten both sides more so that the locking mechanism holds. If it is too loose, then the gate won't lock into place and hold.
2106430
Generally, I wouldn't. I have used locks specifically stated for outdoors use. As far as I know they are made for indoor use only.You may contact Master Lock to ascertain the correct answer. The link is here... https://contact.masterlock.com/52/contactus.aspx Good luck!
1999684
I installed one on a gate that is about 4'x7' and made out of pine. I imagine it would work on a heavier gate.
1502136
The lock will always use power when it is locked. I found that it would not hold a screwdriver tight enough that I could not pull it right off, so I couldn't imagine how it could keep someone from pushing open my gate. I bought the "Estate" lock, I have been very pleased with its easy working mechanical latch system. I only uses power to open, and is not going to let the gate open if someone tries to force it.
1821059
I think it will work on any gate as long as there is a strong place to attach the arm end to the gate.
1018270
Nope. You will need to put in an eye round in on the side you want to lock. If you use two on the wall side then you've only got to put one in on the side that latches. The top things on both ends can be released so the gate can swing in either direction.
1300746
no I do not think so....a standard door is 1.75" thick so you would have to check with manufacturer to see if they make a lock that will accommodate a door that thick.