
METAL DOORS MARK POSITION
AVOIDING LOCKS ON THE DOOR!
On left hung doors use right side anti lift
Mk7, you should have marked a 5 mm
gap horizontally below inner top
dimension of container fit the supplied
hasp to this line you will now have the
required 5 mm gap so when the hasp is
open it will not hit the top side of the
container. See photos 1, 1a, and 1b.
On right hung doors use a left side anti lift
MK7 but you should have marked a 5 mm
gap horizontally above inner bottom
dimension of container fit hasp to this line
and continue as mentioned in above 7A
instructions.
Fit Staple vertically to the door frame. See
photo 1.
The shackle of the padlock most be able to be pulled out
horizontally across the door frame.
Best method on a brick building is to line up the shackle
with the mortar bonding of brickwork from the start before
starting any other marking up or subsequent drilling on the
door then work around the other fitting procedure to
prevent having to create room for the shackle pull out.
Fit padlock and check Firemans
handle does not make contact with
the inner container dimensional 75
mm line that you have drawn on the
door when turning the handle left to
open or right to close. See photo
1a.
Remember key can only be
removed once padlock is closed,
Go back to Step 2: if you have
skipped that section.
Place Mk7 container onto the door
and secure with 4 x M10 mushroom
head squared cup bolts from the
outside of door and secure with 4 x
M10 nuts or 4 x tamper proof shear
off nuts inside the building or gate.
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When fitting onto metal doors take care not to drill through lock mechanism near the handle or
other lever locking bars on top bottom or vertical edge of the door locks.
Drill a small pilot hole straight through, then check with something thin and rigid such as a
copper conductor pushed through the hole and bend it at least 10 mm. Twist around to make sure
you will not hit any locking mechanism inside the door structure and do the same for the other 3
holes. Then drill through with a 10 mm metal drill bit all 4 holes. Mark around the dimensions of
the container on the door internal and external. Now add a further 5 mm line top and bottom of
the inside dimension to make inner dimension 65 mm.
You need a simple outline of inner width on the door for step 7