Can you use a standard padlock 1/4" What is the Diameter of the padlock hole. Or is it made for one of the tiny locks.
393626
I think it does take standard padlock, however my toolbox is at work in gangbox. I'll double check tonight when I get to work.
411349
Let me see if I understand, the standard backset for door locks is 2 3/8" or 2 3/4". Are you saying that your hole backset is 5 inches?
1252225
I don't think so. It is too big to go through the hole. What you want is a padlock, like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Master-Lock-1803DLF-Laminated-Padlock/dp/B00004Y8BV/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1398084089&sr=8-3&keywords=padlock
997145
The lock will fit the hole, depending on how wide the flange around the hole is. Basically is there a lot of metal or material around the hole? These locks are quite small.
1372174
There is not that much room inside. The lock mechanism takes up most of the room. It is good for holding a single, flat, ordinary door key, and maybe a piece of paper or something else small, but that is it. If you are trying to put something with the dimensions of 1 1/2" x 2 5/8" x 3/4" inside then that is not going to work.
502838
These are very tiny. Entire lock is no more than 1/4 inch. Not to be used for securing anything valuable. We used them as party favours. Can be opened without any effort. Hope this helps.
1109100
The width of the padlock. Approx 3/4". These did not hold up well at all outside.
265171
This is a a bigger lock. It is not a mini one. I use mine for my gym locker.
2143242
the diameter of the locking bar is 1/8 of an inch ; and the inside distance is 5/8 inches; so your opening slot (hole) should be larger than 1/8 of an inch for the lock to pass thru.
1271409
There are holes for padlocks at both ends of the grip. Luggage locks work, but too easy to pry open. So I use Masterlocks with 3/16" diameter shackle (130 or 131 series). I think 1/4" shackles may work, but have not had chance to try.
1198148
I don't know and the lock is not close to me but it is not overly large. It's probaky about .75 in thick and about 2.75" in diameter
1252223
The shackle is too large to fit through the lock hole. A round padlock with shielded shackle would be a better fit. For example: Master Lock 40DPF Round Padlock with Shielded Shackle, 2-3/4-inch, Stainless Steel
242213
Two strands of you cord will fit since the hole is about 6.5mm X 5.2mm. This cord lock is a regular standard size with a very good spring. IBK Craft Supply
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.
2183790
i don't have a micrometer but the diameter measured with a ruler is close to 5/16 inch. look at the design. there is only about 3/4 inch clearance between the inside of the shackle & the body of the lock. i'm an old time m/c rider so i know what you want to do. if it fits, it isn't going anywhere short of picking the bike up or taking a cutting torch to the lock or disk. good luck! hope this helps.
1058277
The opening is approximately 1/4 x 3/8 inch. A medium size padlock will fit in there.
1533968
It would be for a small lock, maybe a 3/16" shackle could fit through the 2 holes.