Is this any good?

[Ant132]

https://www.dgsecurity.co.uk/Shed.htm

Bike theft is still on the increase in my area so i want to do everything i can to secure my shed as ive had two break-ins before. The latest one was the weak screw hinges that that gave them access but ive now replaced them with big domed bolt ones.

Any other ideas greatly appreciated

Ant

[Howling TerrorOutOfOffice]

The usual. Ground anchors. Security light. Beware of dog sign. (luckily for me i have 3 dogs so i have proper poo and therefore don't need to collect some for realisim)


Pat
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[Ant132]

Ground anchor is sorted I too have a dog but he is soft and kept inside

Security light i already have too, but the thing i wonder about it is... will it actually act as a deterrent or give them light to work with? I usually opt to turn it off of a night. Perhaps i should leave it on, whats d'ya reckon?

[Howling TerrorOutOfOffice]

I've not tried bike thieving, but i would imagine that a security light flicking on would make me find an easier target.
If any thiefs would like to tell us what you prefer it would help.

As your shed it wooden it could be sawn to gain entry..maybe some galv sheet metal on the inside. Lots of cutting with tin-snips to install, but will slow them down. Block your shed window. (removable of course..i've used draw-bolts in the past)
Oh and don't go telling people your dog is ghey....He's a brutal killing machine, right.


Pat
____________________
Diabolical homemade music Bandcamp and Soundcloud
Singer songwriter, Artist and allround good bloke Listen to Andrew Susan Johnston here
The Harry Turner Project