- STEEL DOOR ARMOR
- Is a Do-It-Yourself Anti-Home Invasion protective steel
sleeve that is inserted into your door jamb,that can be
installed in 3 easy steps. By strenghting the key stress
points on the door, Steel Door Armor, can give a standard
residential door jamb structure characteristics similar
to those of a steel framed door, at a fraction of the
cost.If you can operate a drill? you can install Steel
Door Armor,it's that easy!
- Steel Door Armor offers a innovative solution to stop burglars from entering your home.
- Steel Door Armor strikes back in a instant, this steel door plate makes the door casing unbreakable.
- Protecting your most cherished assets requires greater scrutiny today than ever before. It is necessary to think beyond your insurance policies and security systems.
- Whether you're a homeowner, land lord or Renter, Steel
Door Armor makes sense for you.This product can save you
money while helping to protect your and your family
Home security isn't just for people who own houses. Just because you have a security guard at the entrance to your building, don't assume your apartment or condominium is entirely secure. Your safety is up to you. It's a good idea to make sure the apartment and surrounding grounds look secure before you sign a lease (since you're limited to the kind of improvements you can make yourself).
Here are some home security tips for those who live in apartments or condos:
Have the apartment's locks changed when you move in. (The maintenance crew can simply swap lock cylinders with a random vacant apartment, a project that is free and takes only a few minutes.)
Depending on the neighborhood, you may also feel more secure if you have a deadbolt lock. Apartment renters, make sure to get permission first.
Use your peephole, and don't open the door for strangers. Demand identification from package delivery services, even if they're in uniform (uniforms can be stolen).
Even if you're home, don't leave the door to your apartment unlocked.
Make sure the building's public areas aren't threatening, i.e. lights out in the parking lots, laundry room, or hallways.
Get to know your neighbors, and watch for suspicious people on the premises.
Likewise, don't leave a sliding glass balcony door open, even on upper floors. (Balconies can make a handy ladder for burglars to climb to upper stories.) These kind of doors should have not only a lock but a Charley bar (or at least a wood board in the runners to keep the door from being forced).