GateMate Long Throw Gate Lock 1490086, Euro Profile Keyed Both Sides Gate Lock for Sheds, Gates & Garage Doors, 316 Stainless Steel, for Wooden Gates & Doors Up to 2” Thick (50mm), Black, 5 Keys

Serrure très simple à monter avec tous les outils fournis (foret, mèche, embout des vis). J'en suis pleinement satisfait!

I’ve fitted numerous versions of this lock for customers, and they’re always happy with the result. Sturdy, fairly easy to install. Impressed by the fact you get everything need included, even an auger drill bit of the correct size. The lock trim cover surround gives a great look once installed. Extra security compared to smaller traditional bolts. Plenty of keys as standard and bonus is you can lock/unlock from both sides.

Serrure bien adaptée pour portillon, abris de jardin. Achat judicieux.

This lock has a particularly long throw, which suits my application. The materials seem to be holding up well to the elements. It also comes with plenty of keys which is handy for a pedestrian gate.

I had transformed a metal fence panel in my garden into a gate, which we wanted lockable from both sides. This worked perfectly and is now installed in our steel gate. I installed this 4 months ago and we have been using it on a daily basis (the locking bar for me could just slide into 2 steel sheets already on my fence, so I used the bracket for the bar as handle on my new "gate" instead. Nice quality, keys seem fine (just like with all keys - do not use brute force, is something seems stuck and you will be fine). SOLUTION - IF THE LOCK STARTS BEING STUCK: Yesterday, the lock suddenly could not be opened from one side anymore (as noted by other reviews as well) after 4 months of daily use, and now freezing temperatures. Sometimes you could not even fit the key in from one side - but here is an easy fix that did it: apply a few drops of light mineral oil (I used clipper oil) to the tip of the key, stick into the lock as far as possible without force and wiggle a bit; take out and repeat until you can put the key in and turn. Be patient and wait a bit in between, you can also add a little oil to the metal bar. It works just fine again! (this solution was recommended to me by a local locksmith) - Enjoy! I don't think it is the locks fault, as this open design, is what makes water easily access the mechanism and also makes thing dry out faster. The open design is what makes it so useful for many DIY applications. Very happy with it!