The Best Heavy Duty Tower Bolt Black Japanned 150mm (6″) provides strong, reliable and weather-resistant security for larger doors, gates and sheds. With its extended 150mm length, this bolt offers increased fastening strength, making it ideal for heavy gates, double shed doors, workshop entrances and outbuildings that need firm, dependable locking. The durable black japanned finish adds excellent resistance to rust, moisture and outdoor wear, ensuring long-lasting performance in all seasons.
Made from reinforced steel, this tower bolt is designed for demanding use and delivers smooth operation through its easy sliding mechanism. The included keep plate offers a secure hold, while matching black screws allow for neat and coordinated fitting. Suitable for vertical or horizontal installation, it provides versatile security for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Product Features
- Heavy duty steel construction – Ideal for securing large or heavy doors and gates.
- 150mm (6″) length – Offers superior strength and reach for high-demand applications.
- Black japanned finish – Protects against rust and weather, perfect for outdoor use.
- Smooth sliding bolt – Easy to operate while maintaining a secure hold.
- Includes keep plate – Ensures stable and accurate bolt alignment.
- Complete with black screws – Everything needed for a tidy, coordinated installation.
- Versatile fitting – Suitable for vertical or horizontal installation on a range of surfaces.
- Ideal for sheds, gates and outbuildings – Designed for tough, everyday security tasks.
- Dimensions – 150mm (6″) heavy duty tower bolt.
- Packaging – Bolt, keep plate and matching screws.
- Model & Identification – MPN: 40063, GTIN: 5013249270269, Brand: Best.
The Best Heavy Duty Tower Bolt Black Japanned 150mm (6″) is a strong, weather-resistant and dependable option for securing outdoor doors and gates. Built to last and simple to install, it’s a practical upgrade for any home or garden. Order today for fast UK delivery and trusted quality from Home Hardware Direct.
