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.
2052467
Yes. Probably a paper clip would suffice to pop the lock through a small hole. It's a privacy lock not a security lock.
1632212
The padlock is approx. 40 inches up the cabinet. (Give or take an inch) Even if you install the bar as low as you can it will be over 30 inches.I haven't tried this but if you are handy with a drill I would think you could drill a couple of holes lower on the bar for the lock. I don't think it matters where the hole for the lock is. But, again, I have not tried this.
175255
A regular sized one, yes. Like a combo lock or a master lock with a key would fit pefectly and prevent it from being opened
1775717
There is a hole in the botton of each door handle. When the doors are pulled together, a padlock will fit through each hole in order to lock the door.
2101748
It has two plastic handles that come together and you can put a padlock through the handle holes. Its more of a visual deterent. You could probably slide a large screwdriver behind the handle and bust it off.
1589026
Ours is stored for the winter, but I do not recall a fitting for a padlock.
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.
1271408
Yes. There are two holes in the handle for locks to fit through. Easily able to put a good padlock through there.
1195144
I don't have one in front of me, but I think you could.You'd need a self tapping stainless screw, and you'd have to drill a pilot hole, which might be the most difficult part, as stainless is very tough to drill.
1844596
No, there is none. It is a great product to me. You would have to improvise your own secure lock such as a screw with a weird screw driver that anyone would have difficulty finding...
1114604
Yes. I prefer this style because you can drill the hole a little larger and lock it with a padlock instead of using the clip.
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.
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.
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
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.
767207
Hello. You'll need to provide your own lock. Padlock, combination lock, etc.