Latches & Hasps

At Specialbeslag you will find a carefully selected range of hasps and door hasps in classic materials such as polished brass, nickel-plated steel and timeless black wrought iron. The range includes everything from delicate window hasps and cabin hooks to sturdy gate hasps and storm hooks for heavy doors in both older and more modern styles. There are also practical sliding bolts and hinged hasps that work just as well for the storage room as for the bathroom door or cabinet. Choose fittings with the right surface finish to preserve a historic feel or create a stylish contrast in a newly built home.

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HASP AND DOOR HASP FOR DOORS AND GATES

A hasp for the door provides a secure closure without the need for a traditional lock case. The fittings have many uses and are well suited to the inside of toilet doors, on windows or for closing garden gates. Specialbeslag offers a wide range in several sizes and materials, such as timeless untreated brass and black wrought iron. Choose a smaller window hook for the inside of the home or a sturdy storm hook for outdoor use, whatever the project you'll find the right fitting to preserve an older style or create a beautiful decorative detail.

Bolts keep doors, cabinet doors and sheds properly closed. A sliding bolt serves a similar function to a door hasp but instead uses a straight metal pin that slides into a striking plate. This type of fitting is very common on outdoor gates, but works just as well as a simple door lock in the bathroom. The range includes variants in several styles and finishes to blend in with the rest of the home's architecture.

How to attach a hasp?

Installing a door hasp only requires basic hand tools. The hook is usually placed on the movable door leaf, while the staple is screwed onto the door frame or gate post. Always pre-drill the holes in the wood before screwing in the fittings to prevent cracks in the material. Mount the parts at the same level so that the hook rests naturally in the staple without straining, to make the closing as smooth as possible.