Abus
Abus Concealed Fixed Staple Hasp 100DG/100 Chrome
Concealed fixed staple hasp in chrome steel with mounting hardware included
- MaterialHAWA
- Concealed hinge design protects staple from tampering
- Chrome-plated steel resists corrosion for long outdoor life
- Fixed staple eliminates moving parts that can loosen
- 100 model fits shackles up to 3/8 inch diameter
- Mounting hardware included for immediate installation
Concealed Fixed Staple Hasp
The Abus 100DG/100 is a chrome-finished steel hasp designed for doors and windows where a hidden fixing is preferred. Its concealed hinge arrangement keeps mounting hardware out of sight, suiting installations that prioritise a clean appearance alongside basic physical security.
Concealed hinge constraint
Because the hinge is concealed, the hasp cannot be removed from the staple without first opening the door or window it secures. This design limits use to swinging openings where the fastener remains accessible from the interior side; it is not suited to sliding panels, removable hatches or any application where the staple must be reachable while the opening stays shut.
100 model identifier
The 100 model number identifies this specific hasp within the Abus range, distinguishing it from other lengths or staple styles the brand produces. Buyers who need a different overall dimension, a swivelling staple or a non-concealed hinge should select an alternative model.
Highlights
- Concealed hinge design protects staple from tampering
- Chrome-plated steel resists corrosion for long outdoor life
- Fixed staple eliminates moving parts that can loosen
- 100 model fits shackles up to 3/8 inch diameter
- Mounting hardware included for immediate installation
Specifications
| Brand | ABUS |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 100DG/100 model for my door or window?
The 100DG/100 is a concealed fixed staple hasp made of steel with a chrome finish, sized at 5-7/8 inches long and 1-3/8 inches wide, and it includes mounting hardware for installation.
How does the 5-7/8 inch length work once installed on a real door?
At 5-7/8 inches long, the hasp spans the frame and door edge to provide a concealed locking point, while the 1-3/8 inch width fits standard door thicknesses for a flush fit.
What does the fixed staple design mean for the 3/8 inch maximum shackle diameter?
The fixed staple accepts padlock shackles up to 3/8 inch in diameter, so any padlock with a thinner shackle will fit through the staple for securing the hasp.
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