Would this be a good lock for a locker (at the YMCA for example)?
650470
Yes. It's marine rated so prolly overkill for an indoor locker but definitely would work. We use it for our poolside lockbox outside.
650471
I use this lock on my sailboat so it sees all kinds of weather. After six months outdoors it still looks new and works fine. I bought a second one. It should be fine for any indoor purpose.
555735
I would have to say no because it not a deadbolt. It is as secure as a standard passage lock without needing a key.
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.
160399
It is not the same as for a standard locker lock. You need to read the instruction in the small book that comes with the safe to apply the combination numbers provided for the lock also provided with the same document...
1378889
Unless your lock is weak, I don't think this could be used to help a thief open your door, but it would look very weird if left on an outside door, as it sort of looks like some kind of odd bondage gear.
173055
Sorry I am not an expert in locks. I do not have one but they might make one but I could not find it.
1917508
Depending I how big the hole is for the lock to go through then yes it should be perfect.
1892422
Hi we use them on our outside gates. What i like about it is that its combination is user-settable, so you can use something you have a chance of actually remembering without writing it down. Yes, I would use one on a locker. Seems very safe. ..or as safe as any lock of this type can be. You are not likely to find anything better , like the extra steel loop bike locks that would be the wrong shape and size for a locker room. good luck
1257373
This locker is excellent from outside, you can from outside use fingerprint or number combinations or both together. But to prevent kids from inside to unlock; I suggest for you one sigle hi lock, in a height that your kids doesn't escale .
177518
Depending on the diameter of the thru hole on the locker handle this should work. The lock diameter is shy of a 1/4 ".
1748202
I think it would be perfect for that. It is about the usual size of a diary lock. I can't think of anything to compare the "U" part of the lock to in size, but maybe a cooked piece of spaghetti. Lol So anyway I think it would work perfectly for a diary.
475324
Yes as long as they wouldn't be able to slid it off. Think of this lock like a zip tie. Say if you put a zip tie around a pencil if you worked at it you could slide it off. If you could put it around the safe and then through something else that was secured like a permanent fixture. Hope this helps
1011282
I am sorry I never have a instrument to measure when I go near the lock. It's about the same as a gym locker or a thinner pencil. Our Condo Storage Units have pre-drilled holes (everyone else has a padlock or gym locker). This is nice because it's easy to use (longer) and gives your room to flip it over to turn the numbers on the bottom. Nice to not have to carry keys!
421809
No it would not work for this purpose, the "lock" releases when a strong magnet placed against the specific area of the cabinet door, which a teenage would probably figure out after seeing you open the door. National Cabinet Lock C8060-14A-KA Cam Lock, would be a better solution.
1124382
You could probably put some basic locking hardware on it, but not anything like a deadbolt. At a minimum, you could run a large combination or bike lock through the handles.
927850
Yes it would. This is a great lock. If you broke in you would have to use a stick of dynamite. I will buy more.
265171
This is a a bigger lock. It is not a mini one. I use mine for my gym locker.