Can you lock the doors on this shed?
2029250
The doors do not come with any kind of lock. However, since the handles have "cut-out" it would be possible to secure them using a chain and padlock or a large padlock.
2029251
Yes, in the handle there are 2 holes where you can use a separate padlock. Specifically, It does not lock with whats included with the shed, but it provides use of a separate device such as a padlock.
2029252
Yes, you can lock the bldg. A lock is not built in, so you would have to use your own lock but the door handle does accommodate a lock.
2029253
there is a place you could put a padlock through, but it does not come with a lock. word of warning, if you live in a windy area, make sure you secure it against a high fence or your house. the roof came off it during a severe storm here and the whole thing quickly blew over into a number of pieces that are not fixable. we had a lawnmower inside and several heavy gardening tools, but was not enough.
2029254
There are pre-cut holes in the front handles that would accommodate a lock.
2029255
The shed itself does not lock, but it has holes in both door handles for a padlock to be put on. I use a padlock on mine and it latches very easily. Hope this helps!
2029256
The door handles do have holes through them that would let you put a lock on (not included). Of course, in this case, the whole shed is plastic including the handles, so it's not going to be very secure, regardless of a padlock on the handles. I believe, if I tried with both hands, I could rip a door off the shed from the hinge side. Don't get me wrong, I like the shed, but it's just not built for security. Just good for keeping odds and ends out of the weather.
886203
You can use in shed , mine is in a unseated garage, so far no problem. Mark
327607
No, it just latches. You can "set" it to remain unlatched with a hex key from the inside, but there is no typical key to lock the door.
63966
Yes, there's a solid door that you can slide into place so they can't go in or out. It works very well.
24283
yes, the door can still be opened and or locked. These are very well made and you will like the quality.
305910
You would have to rig the lock yourself. The product itself doesn't include any locking mechanism. My 2 year old opens the doors all the time...
2005716
There is no lock on the zippers, but they stay closed. There is one door on one end, and one on the top of the crate. There is ventilation on all sides.
384322
yes, there is a piece you can slide in and out to lock it. It's shown on the picture, and it is removable. This is a great door!
1926409
Yes you can still lock the door and there is a cover you can put over the door.
84647
We didn't like the style of the door and sent it back. I can't remember if it had a lock or not-sorry
1266262
Just like with any door you can add some weatherstripping from a hardware store. Some has a peel-off backing and is sticky to adhere while others may need construction adhesive, or caulking, or equivalent to hold it on. If the shed isn't assembled correctly or any panels are warped then this may not be enough, you might need to check assembly or exchange any warped panels.
1685238
No. The doors do not have a lock. They only have magnets to keep the doors closed tight.
118895
Yes, when the handles on both doors meet, there is a hole that you can put a padlock through. That's what I do.
1124381
You can add a locking latch, or replace the latch that comes with the shed. However, as is, the latch does not lock and does not have a place for a pad lock.
2034231
The doors only open about 3/4 of the way it would be great if they opened all the way to the sides of the shed also have never been able to get them to shut right. Tht tops hit the overhead arch.
1834021
The Shed has two side zippers made of good quality materials. You have the ability to hold the door open with 2 bungee cords at the top of the door.
1612919
Yes, but its not really difficult if you follow the directions step by step. I built a full pressure treated base for the shed & installed prior. I also assembled as much as possible in the garage before the actual build. It made things much easier & less timely. Finally, I had our nephew to assist. It works much easier with two. Best of luck. Its worth the money