Trying to find a latch like this... Any suggestions?

[Panhandler80]

Lowes shows this at 6-1/8". Not available for pick up or delivery. This in 4-5" would be ideal, but even at 6-1/8", I could make it work.

Anybody have a link for something like this? Need to get a few on order.

 

[Panhandler80]

Hahahaha... I just googled "Padlock Latch."

Bingo!

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Gatehouse-3-1-2in-Black-Swivel-Staple-Safety-Hasp/50088752

 

[0die]

any hardware store or Walmart will have tons in stock

 

[ColoradoPip]

It's called a HASP

Any hardware store usually has them. I use the 3.5" ones all the time.

https://www.google.com/search?q=has...9i60l2j69i61.892j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

 

[Panhandler80]

It's called a HASP

Any hardware store usually has them. I use the 3.5" ones all the time.

https://www.google.com/search?q=has...9i60l2j69i61.892j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Yeah, I figured this out finally. I went to Lowes this morning at 6am to avoid being in there with people, but I was looking in the gate hinges / latches section. Nothing like it to be found there. I found it online though and they claim to have several in stock. If the crowds are light, I'll pick some up this afternoon. If not, I'll be there at 6 am tomorrow, but I don't like going on weekends during this virus deal.

 

[ColoradoPip]

I think going the last hour might be best. I dunno. I need some food grade buckets and am debating on going tonight. I have been on lockdown and hardly left my house for a month except when I ran out of things. Hate to go out just for buckets

 

[Panhandler80]

There's no good time best I can tell. I try to go during the weekend last weekend for a midday Saturday lumber pick up and it was unbelievable. I sat in the truck line for 20 minutes and moved one spot. I went this morning primarily for plumbing parts for my watering system... I was one of very few customers, however they had a third-party completely reorganizing the plumbing section. It was crawling with people. there were probably 15 trucks ahead of me before even getting to the lumberyard. In picture number two you can see an intersection. Lumber trucks were backed up all the way to that intersection later that day I heard.

The parking lot was also completely full for walk-in traffic. It was worse than the 12 months following the hurricane we had two years ago that destroyed everything