Freezer attaching a single hingle steel hasp is it possible

[Justme]

I was trying to be as generic as possible to give you a chance of finding some thing.

http://www.amazon.com/Kensington-64063-Anchor-Adhesive-Security/dp/B00007LP79

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-Bulldog-Universal-Security-Kit/dp/B00004Z68X

 

[Hitch]

Ive only ever seen them pop riveted, with small csk rivets, or double sided tape, the thick foam stuff, like number plates can be fitted with.

 

[SC_BK]

How secure are you trying to make it? You could have a hinged bar with padlock atached to the wall? Or some kind of cage/gate?

 

[..DAZ..]

Pop rivets is the way to go. Be VERY gentle when drilling through the skin, only keep enough pressure on to go through it and no more. Dont know the type of freezer you have but as suggested above some of them have pipework running through the skin, break a pipe and you will have to bin it! If you dont want to do that then there is another way that is a bit more involved but could be worth it if expensive stock is involved. Make up a square plate with a bit of box section mounted on it vertically, slip another piece of box inside it that is in an L shape (but upside down if you know what I mean)drill a hole through the two bits of box for a padlock or a bit of L shaped round bar with a hole on the end for padlock. The short section of the L goes over the top of the freezer and the square plate gets rawlbolted to the floor. A bit drastic I know, but it works.

daz

 

[TAITSIE]

I would try a product called Q-Bond,its a powder and activator based adhesive.

 

[pidgeon chit welder]

Seeing you are only fitting a hasp & staple I take it that the need is to deter entry rather than make the freezer impregnable.

There may be mileage in using things like Silkaflex or " Stickslikeshit "from various builders merchants to cement the parts in place and use some gas gaffer type tape over them for the setting /curing time whilst using a hot air device to speed up the cure time time. These adhesives can be cleaned up before setting to make things look very good.