GARDEN SHED SECURITY BAR 1800MM GALVANISED FULL KIT

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the only way of removing the hardware from the outside of the door is by cutting it off. The bolts pass right through the door frame or the

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. The bar is made from galvanised steel, which provides long term corrosion protection even in coastal areas. What we like about it:

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. Both pad bolts and hasp and staple fixings are available in a range of qualities. The cheapest are of mild steel which can be cut with

An internet connection and electric supply are required for cameras. Battery operated units are best avoided as you don’t want the battery to go at a critical moment. Power Over Ethernet systems can allow for a single cable solution and make a great choice for placing cameras in the garden. SummarySheds are an invaluable part of any gardener’s arsenal, giving you a dedicated space to store all your tools and equipment in which keeps the garden tidy, and slows down the negative effect nature has on them by protecting them from weather damage. As well as having friendly neighbours, a good burglar deterrent is automatic lighting. The dream scenario for any burglar is to be unseen and hide in the shadows. Motion-detecting lights remove that possibility and alert you when there’s movement in the garden at night.

Bespoke lengths ( includes 3000mm bar) will take longer to make and galvanize, therefore please add at least 7-days onto your chosen delivery time.The most secure option is to not have any windows at all, and use your door to provide light and air circulation for when you are working in your shed. For both varieties, the bar fixings should be fixed to the shed frame (rather than the cladding/siding) for maximum effect. Your shed should be a shelter that can withstand the elements, insects, thieves and kids alike, keeping your equipment dry and safe for many years to come, and that means one thing and one thing only – great build quality. Look for the following indicators of a solid shed:

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.The steel 'keep' that the bolt locates into has tolerance, again for doors and structures that move. The downside of such alarm systems is that it sounds only when the thief has managed to break in. The siren may encourage some thieves to run away empty-handed, but some may ignore it. This one comes with a sturdy steel bar that resists any sort of cutting or even heavy damaging, so even if the buggers try heavy tools or the sharpest ones they won’t be able to invade your property, and your pricey equipment is easily saved. Another good thing would be to replace the screws with bolts and such heavy minor things, this may sound obvious but they can be of crucial importance in the long run. But if you have expensive tools, a lawn mower, bikes and other valuable items, we recommend getting something more secure.