- 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 Common Mistakes
Whether or not you have a home security system, there
are some common mistakes that you should watch out for
because they can make your house an easy mark for thieves.
Browse through the following no-nos and make sure you
are not guilty of committing any of them. (If you are,
for your own safety and for the security of your home,
correct them immediately.)
Common Home Security Mistakes:
Hide-a-key: Many homeowners, afraid they will lose their keys and lock themselves out, choose to hide a key somewhere on the property. They think they are being sneaky by placing the key under a rock, under a doormat, in a potted plant, or above the door. Burglars absolutely know about all these commonly used hiding places. Under no circumstances should you leave the key to your house where it can be found. If you frequently lose your keys or lock yourself out of the house, consider getting a fingerprint or keypad door lock for your front door. (Related article: Fingerprint Door Locks)
Broken Locks: Some homeowners neglect to fix broken locks right away, putting the job off for tomorrow (or whenever they feel like it). It is important, however, to make sure all your doors and windows have strong modern locks that are in good repair. Don't think that just because a window is on a second or third story that a burglar can't figure out a way to get to it.
Untamed Landscaping: Though you may like the idea of privacy, ultimately your home will be more secure if neighbors can see into your front and back yard. Burglars love to hide behind bushes and shrubbery; don't give them that opportunity. Keep the foliage trimmed, especially around the house, and make sure all the outdoor lights are in good working order (even better, install motion or body heat-sensing outdoor lights).