Question 1

How far does this extend from the base of the door? I have a water run off in front of the door so need to make sure I have enough space.

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We are closed until 4th January - but hope that these fitting instructions may assist you in the meantime. RECOMMENDED FITTING INSTRUCTIONS  GARAGE DEFENDER FOR UP AND OVER GARAGE DOOR   Raw bolted to Concrete Base  PLEASE NOTE: THE UNIT MUST BE SECURED INTO GOOD SOLID CONCRETE Remember to oil your padlock once a week - Keep your lock locking longer.  1.	Important Note: position both the base unit under garage door and position top unit to front of garage ensuring the door swing clears the padlock lug before permanently fixing as in diagram A.  2.	Using the base unit as a template drill through the holes with a 10mm diameter concrete drill 10 mm deep.  3.	Remove the unit, and then re-drill the two holes with a 16mm diameter concrete drill 90mm deep.  4.	Clear dust from drilled holes.  5.	Drop both security bolts into the unit's base and screw on the both shields before dropping into the prepared holes in the concrete.  6.	Tighten the two security bolts evenly to a torque of 25-30 lbs.  7.	Please note the external security fixing bolt may require a concrete pad. If you have tarmac outside the garage door as in diagram B  You can now sleep soundly at night knowing your pride and joy is safely secured in your garage.    PLEASE NOTE Only Two fixing points are required. Should Base not fit under garage door? Option 1) Rebate Base Plate in Concrete Option 2) Cut Off base Plate

Question 2

What do you use to tighten the bolts.photo shows unusual shape on top of bolt

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You are supplied with the correct Alan key, I even hammered in a ball bearing in the hexagonal hole after tightening the bolts to prevent bolts being drilled out.

Question 3

Can you buy a replacement lock?  the barrel is seizing up, even with wd-40 all over it.  i have to rattle the key in lock to open it ordinarily?

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I would get some proper key oil … as I had a lock changed and the locksmith said WD40 is not good for locks .. worth a try

Question 4

My husband is rubbish at diy, does this need drilling into the floor to secure??

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Yes it needs two holes drilling into secure concrete to take bolts you can see pictures of bolts above right of keys. I had to buy the correct sized drill bit (can't remember the size now but it says on the instructions). From experience not all drills are large enough for this size of drill bit. If you can contact the makers in advance to ask the size of bit and check your drill is large enough.

ASIN	B004ULM18E
Best Sellers Rank	32,099 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 25 in Garage Door Hardware 30 in Mortise Locks 130 in Keyed Padlocks
Brand	PJB
Colour	Black
Control Method	Touch
Controller Type	Touch
Country of Origin	United Kingdom
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,900)
Finish	Powder Coated
Included Components	PJB Garage Defender Master With Lock
Item Dimensions	26.8 x 10.2 x 21.2 centimetres
Item Type Name	Garage Defender Master
Lock Type	Key Lock
Manufacturer	PJB
Manufacturer Warranty Description	N/a.
Material	Metal
Model Name	Euro-PJB301
Model Number	PBJ301
Number of Items	1
Number of Packs	1
Number of Pieces	1
Part Number	Euro-PJB301
Recommended Uses For Product	Security
Shape	Rectangular
Special Features	Weather Resistant
Style	Garage defender
UPC	798256206580 767674942943 728795032197
Unit Count	1.0 count

British Made Black Powder Coated Garage Defender Master - Best Garage Security

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