GARDEN SHED SECURITY BAR 1800MM GALVANISED FULL KIT

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Shed is an excellent and relatively inexpensive way to create additional space on your property for a whole host of uses ranging from home office space to storage for gardening equipment to a workshop to support all of your DIY home projects. 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: 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.

The stainless steel bolt has a 'throw' of over 2" which makes it excellent for use with board and batten doors, where tolerances might not be as high as internal environments. 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. The steel 'keep' that the bolt locates into has tolerance, again for doors and structures that move. 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. 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.

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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.

A lot of shed alarms are available. Low budget options feature a single unit that contains both a speaker and sensor. For most sheds, these are perfect and can be operated using a keypad or remote fob. For larger sheds or those with electricity, house alarms can also be used. Smart alarms can connect to the internet and send a notification to your mobile phone if the alarm is triggered. Images shown are supplied by the manufacturers. Unless stated otherwise, any tools, accessories, toys, garden equipment etc. are only shown for photographic purposes. Higher quality and more expensive branded hardware, such as those made by ABUS, often incorporate parts that are made from

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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. Summary 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. 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. But if you have expensive tools, a lawn mower, bikes and other valuable items, we recommend getting something more secure.

Information shown above has been supplied by the manufacturer, and is as accurate as possible (errors and omissions excepted), however they are intended only as a guide and sizes may vary slightly. With this in mind, consider replacing a few of your hinge’s fasteners with carriage bolts. Carriage bolts have a rounded head, making them impossible for thieves to remove from the bolt head side. Another useful addition is an alarm. It can be a motion-detection alarm, a door alarm, or a vibration alarm. Some alarms combine different sensors such as a motion sensor, a window sensor and a door sensor. B. Compatibility With Shed 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 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 theSecure 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. But the sad fact is, sheds typically present an easy target for thieves as most are inadequately secured despite the fact that many people store expensive equipment and personal items in their sheds. 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.

way that you have for your house. However most shed doors are of the ledged and braced variety and don't have a solid timber frame around the perimeter. Flexiform Business Furniture (trading under Asgard Secure Steel Storage) is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA No 926083). 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. 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.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.