Abus
Abus 200/155 Fixed Hasp Natural
Steel fixed hasp with a single-hinged staple accepts padlocks up to 1/2 inch shackle diameter
- Fixed hasp secures doors and windows
- Single-hinged design allows straightforward padlock attachment
- Steel construction resists cutting and prying attempts
- Natural steel finish blends with most hardware styles
- Accepts shackles up to 1/2 inch diameter
Abus 200/155 Fixed Hasp Overview
The Abus 200/155 is a steel hasp with a natural steel finish designed for securing doors, gates or storage units. Its single-hinged, fixed staple design provides a straightforward anchoring point for a padlock. The hasp measures six inches long and one and three-quarter inches wide, accepting shackles up to one-half inch in diameter. It suits homeowners and tradespeople needing a basic, visible deterrent.
Upgrade From Temporary Fasteners
This fixed hasp replaces makeshift solutions such as slide bolts, chain loops or screw eyes that can be pried or cut without tools. The jump is worth it when the attachment point must resist leverage attacks and stay aligned over repeated use. The steel construction and fixed staple prevent the lateral movement that weakens lighter hardware. Buyers who need a removable or swivelling staple should consider a different style.
Installation Requirements
Mounting requires a flat surface on both the door and frame with screws or bolts suited to the substrate. The fixed staple means the hasp body and staple must align precisely during fitting; misalignment cannot be adjusted later. A padlock with a shackle diameter of one-half inch or less completes the assembly. No specialised tools beyond a drill and driver are specified.
Highlights
- Fixed hasp secures doors and windows
- Single-hinged design allows straightforward padlock attachment
- Steel construction resists cutting and prying attempts
- Natural steel finish blends with most hardware styles
- Accepts shackles up to 1/2 inch diameter
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size screws or bolts does the 6 in by 1 3/4 in steel hasp require for mounting?
The fixed hasp uses pre-drilled holes in the 6 in long steel body; choose screws or bolts that match the hole diameter and are long enough to penetrate the door or frame securely.
Which step do installers most often miss when fitting this single-hinged hasp?
Aligning the staple exactly with the hasp slot before driving the final screws prevents the padlock shackle from binding; test the closure with the intended lock before tightening fully.
How should the natural steel finish be maintained to avoid rust on the 200/155 model?
Wipe the steel surface dry after exposure to moisture and apply a light coat of machine oil or clear lacquer annually to protect the natural finish from corrosion.
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