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Title: Hasp+Lock: Awkward Combo
Review: Not that it doesn't work, it does. But it works best when the door and the frame provide a perfectly flat surface for installation. The door I secured, the back door to an old house, is hinged to open inwardly from the outside. The surface of the door is flush with the door frame only on the INSIDE of the house but inset when viewed from outside. (Too bad I wasn't trying to lock things inside the house.) I had to mount the hinged side onto the door frame at a 90 degree angle so that the closed door covered the mounting screws. The hasp receiver I screwed into the door itself. Looks and it is substantial when the door's closed, but when you open the door with the hasplock closed the door will open about an inch before the unit stops the motion. That ruins the substantial look in a hurry.
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