GARDEN SHED SECURITY BAR 1800MM GALVANISED FULL KIT

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If an opportunist thief is in your garden during the night, they are going to be looking around for items of value that stand out. Peering through the shed windows is an obvious choice to see if there are any items of value. An easy way to prevent this and reduce the temptation of gaining access to the shed is to cover the windows. Solid door hinges – These are often the weak point in shed construction, so look for a shed that has a solidly framed door and one way screws that can’t be removed. For both varieties, the bar fixings should be fixed to the shed frame (rather than the cladding/siding) for maximum effect. This will hide your expensive gardening equipment, bicycles and other outdoor items from view and help prevent anyone from getting any ideas about stealing them. You can set up the Yale SAA5015 freestanding or mount it on the shed wall. Mounting is the safest option. You can also add a wooden frame around it to prevent burglars from ripping it off the wall.

More advanced door bar designs are similar to a huge hasp and staple with one end of the bar being hinged rather than loose.Don’t forget that Asgard secure sheds are made from heavy-duty galvanised steel panels, internal fixtures and fitting and a full metal floor. To view our sheds, please browse our garden storage category , bike sheds , motorcycle garages or caravan sheds for more information.

Flexiform Business Furniture (trading under Asgard Secure Steel Storage) is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA No 926083).Pad bolts, sometimes called Brenton bolts, are often used to secure garden gates. They consist of a flat or circular bar that slides horizontally within a mounting that Secure roof base – Another common weak point is where the roof meets the walls. Make sure you have a solid, fairly heavy roof that can’t be shifted easily. Images shown are supplied by the manufacturers. Unless stated otherwise, any tools, accessories, toys, garden equipment etc. are only shown for photographic purposes. If possible, position your shed so that it’s out of view of anyone passing by. It should ideally be away from easy garden access points or flimsy fences.

It works by detecting vibration when a burglar tries to break in through the door or window. It’ll sound some pre-warning beeps to deter the burglar before any damage is done, then the main siren will go off. Food, whether canned or otherwise, should never be kept in a shed as it will attract rats. Any upholstered furniture or fabric is also at risk of both cold and damp damage, and moth damage. Paint and electronics can be harmed by high humidity, especially if stored near the floor. As with anything else, you get what you pay for when you buy a garden shed, so be prepared to pay a little extra for better materials and construction if you want your shed to last.This wireless alarm is designed to be installed outdoors, close to where a burglar is likely to break in through. Installing it outdoors also ensures the siren carries far enough for you or your neighbours to hear. Don’t put it in a very secluded part of your garden, however, as this can make it easy for thieves to spend time in the shed removing all your equipment without being noticed.