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Old 17-Nov-04, 12:37 PM
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Locking Hinged Doors

Hi guys
Im in the midst of turning an old cupboard into an enclosure for my bredli. It is 4 ft wide and 5 1/2 ft high with 3 hinged doors just with cupboard door fixings which just pull open. I was wondering how the best way to secure the doors so she wouldnt be able to puch them open once she gets a bit of size about her.

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RE: Locking Hinged Doors

make the door lockable.
that way you can also make sure no one can get in there.
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Old 17-Nov-04, 01:06 PM
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Buy a camlock from bunnings ( about $6 ). Use a piece of angle aluminium to act as a stopper.

Looks good, easy to install and secure (if you remember to remove the keys )
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You should definately lock to the doors to part of the cage instead of locking them to each other
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Old 19-Nov-04, 02:24 PM
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Thanx guys
After i finished posting i went down to bunnings the next day and saw the cam locks. Im going to get three of them (one each doors) and cut out a slot in the mullion for the tongue to go in so all should be good
Thanx again
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Thanks for that pic fuscus, looks good, will use it in future i'm sure.
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Old 19-Nov-04, 03:42 PM
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trick went installing the cam locks - make sure you drill the right sized hole, they can be deceptive. Drill a hole in a scrap peice of wood first. This is from experence.
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