Can the doors be secured?
1081842
Yes , the doors can be secured. I have a padlock securing my two doors on the shed.
1081843
In the handles, there are two small holes that line up. We put a carabiner in ours, but you can also fit a padlock. Hope this helps!
1081844
Hey Chris, yes the door handles have holes in them, so when the two doors are closed the holes line up and you can easily slide a lock in the holes.
2226012
It's fairly secure. However if you really wanted to open it I guess you could
1096194
Yes, it should be secured. I drilled a hole in each side and fastened it with cable ties
1208833
Yes the locks are secure and the door is also. The only problem we had at first was the the door wouldn't usually swing back closed. It would stay slight ajar. But over a month or so it got til it would close back correctly. But when lock, yes it is secure
2140241
If one door could be anchored in place, like with one of those slide-y bars the goes into the floor then this could be attached that door and used to secure the other, but yeah, if both doors are free swinging then this won't prevent it from opening.
2263904
Sure, I think that would work fine. The doors are pretty, but don't seem to add any additional support to the structure.
5564
absolutely it can be hung and the hollow core door with anchors hope this was helpful
1635993
Not really, they use a closure system to keep them closed. You could rig up some sort of fastener for them, but it would be awkward. I think they make something for French doors, keep looking!
2115848
yes you can there are holes in the floor and the back wall for anchoring. This safe works very well. I am very pleased with its results.
152838
I suppose you could, but you would probably need to put a piece of wood in there and then put the door into that. It would take some extra work, but you may be able to make it work.
1397465
I guess you could if you made your own starter holes before attaching hinges. It was not designed to hang door on either side.
46041
Yes you can, to open the door you have to removed but is a lock the you can control the the space..good luck. .
112953
sure... there are no pre-drilled holes for the doors (and they mount from the "inside")
948016
I think so too. My door is a thin piece of plywood, maybe 1/8th inch thick. If not you could probably stuff it with something to keep it from being loose. I am pretty sure it would look okay.
162465
Yes, I don't think it would have a problem. The doors are sturdy but not too heavy.
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.
901278
No. I can't think why that would be necessary. It is either locked or unlocked set on the door itself.