Single Hinge Hasps
Single-Hinged Hasp
- 4-1/2" Steel hasp
- Single hinged
- Includes screw set and standard shackle
- Padlocks sold separately
How Single Hinged Hasps are used on an REO Property
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Door and Gate Security: The most common application of a hasp is on doors or gates, especially those with old or broken locking mechanisms. By attaching the hasp and using a padlock, entry points can be quickly secured against unwanted entry.
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Shed or Outbuilding Security: Many REO properties come with external structures like sheds, garages, or outbuildings. A single hinged hasp can secure these structures, safeguarding any materials or equipment inside.
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Flexibility: The hinged design of this type of hasp allows it to conform to irregular surfaces or fit around corners, making it versatile for various applications on an REO property.
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Temporary Security Measure: Before more permanent security measures are put in place, a hasp can act as a quick and efficient temporary solution to protect the property.
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Cost-Effective: Installing a single hinged hasp is relatively inexpensive compared to other security measures. For properties that will be on the market or undergoing repairs for a short period, it's a cost-effective way to ensure security.
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Evidence of Tampering: A hasp, when used with a padlock, will show clear signs of tampering if someone tries to gain unauthorized access. This can be useful for property managers or banks to identify potential security threats or breaches.