Solutions

Residential/Commercial security

Every question you answered “YES” to indicates a weak point.

Remedy it as soon as possible!

  1. Are your side/back/laundry doors unprotected because they don’t have any extra security devices?
  2. YesNo

     It is precisely these ‘entrances’ that are often ignored, meaning that intruders can work here undisturbed.
  3. Do you have external hollow core doors?
  4. YesNo

    Solid core doors stand up stronger against attracts were force is applied around the door latch.
  5. Are your locks not on a Restricted Key System?
  6. YesNo

    Restricted Key systems give greater security as keys must be signed for and can not be duplicated by anyone.
  7. Are the door fittings screwed on from the outside?
  8. YesNo

    Visible screws are an open invitation to intruders.
  9. Do you have loose pin door hinges which are fitted on the outside?
  10. YesNo

    Visible hinges can be accessed and removed by intrudes.
  11. Does the entrance door have additional locks?
  12. YesNo

    An additional deadlock provided a visible deterrent and, because of the extra securing point, greater stability.
  13. Can unknown visitors push the door wide open when you open it?
  14. YesNo

    A door chain can prevent direct access to your home.
  15. Do you not have a peephole or can you only see part of the corridor with the one you have?
  16. YesNo

    Dangerous! A good peephole should make unwanted visitors immediately visible in a wide range of about 200 degrees or CCTV can give you video evidence of anyone who approaches your door.
  17. Do your windows have no extra locks fitted?
  18. YesNo

    Dangerous! Bear in mind that most standard windows on the market can be levered open in just 10 seconds.
  19. Do your windows have no extra security devices on the hinge side?
  20. YesNo

    Dangerous! Hinge side security devices are part and parcel of basic protection, because having security devices on both sides of the windows and French windows/doors makes it more difficult to leaver them open from the outside.
  21. Can small children easily open the windows on their own?
  22. YesNo

    Dangerous! Modern window security devices provide a huge range of options for taking effective precautions against break-ins and risk of accidents.
  23. Are your side gates not secured by appropriate locks/padlocks?
  24. YesNo

    Dangerous! Side gates are often forgotten entry points. Quality locks/padlocks lock intruders out.
  25. Do you have a lock on your manhole?
  26. YesNo

    Tiled roofs are very easy to enter, once in the intruder has access to your valuables. A lock on your manhole can prevent intruder access through your roof.