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7 Ways to Attack-Proof Your Home
The typical home isn't anywhere near as safe and secure as we 'd like to believe. All it does is to help keep honest individuals honest-- not keep the dishonest out. The problem is that the majority of home security steps do not consider an identified attack by armed opponents. All they do is keep out individuals who desire to silently slip into your house.
Taking some steps to secure your home is a wise choice. The right security measures will keep your home and your possessions safe from break-ins. These security measures may include things like window security films, plant hedges, and padlocks on the garage door.
7 Ways to Attack-Proof Your Home
The most typical entry points for aggressors and bad guys are the first floor windows and doors. To make the house more safe and secure, begin by making all entryways more powerful. Here are 7 ways you should do to give you safety at home and make your own home more attack-proof.
Replace Hinge Screws
Keeping your hinges well-maintained can help keep your home safe. Door and frame hinges can be subject to wear and tear and may require replacement. If you are unsure of your hinge model, you can check this out.
Some hinges are made of two sections that are joined by a hinge pin. This pin is usually removable and can be driven out with a screwdriver. However, higher-quality hinges do not have this option. To replace a hinge pin, you may need a drill, a hole punch, and a special bit.
There are also numerous self-drilling, thread-forming screws. These screws are designed to keep your doors from splitting around locks. They can also be used to anchor your hinges to your wall stud.
Security Door Strikers
Investing in security door strikers will improve the security of your home. You don't have to spend a lot of money to increase the security of your doors. You can buy generic door guards for less than $15.
There are two main kinds of door strikers: electric and reinforced. An electric strike is an electromechanical door lock. It works with mortise locksets. When the mechanical part of the strike is activated, the lock automatically opens. Unlike a magnetic lock, the electric strike remains locked during a power outage.
Reinforced strike plates provide nearly as much security as a deadbolt lock. They can protect against force attacks, lock bumping, and key theft. They also spread the force over a larger surface area, making it harder to break off the frame.
Replace Sliding Glass Doors
Having sliding glass doors is not only beautiful, it can also make your home more appealing. In addition, they can provide additional visibility into your home and increase the amount of natural light. However, these doors are also vulnerable to attack. Whether you have sliding glass doors or a front door, you should ensure they're secure.
The most common place to install sliding glass doors is the back of a home. These entrances are usually unlit, making them easy access points for thieves. Sliding glass doors can also be damaged by high winds, which can damage your property and cause water damage.
When you install sliding glass doors, you should use a strong lock. There are many types of locks to choose from. The key to choosing a good lock is to select one that is both strong and flexible. This will prevent your door from falling off the track.
Window Security Bars
Having window security bars installed on your home can help you protect your home from criminals. They can provide protection in many situations and are relatively cheap. However, it's important to know what you're getting into before you invest in one. There are many types of window bars available, so it's important to select one that's right for your needs.
A good window security bar is designed to withstand significant force. They are also durable and have a long-lasting finish. They can be installed easily by you or by a professional.
There are many options available, including movable, hinged, and fixed security bars. The movable type is generally installed at night and is usually removed during the day. The hinged type is designed to provide a secure exit route in case of an emergency.
Window Security Film
Having security window film installed on your windows can reduce the risk of break-ins. It can also protect against vandalism, natural disasters, and other hazards. By preventing glass from shattering, you can also reduce the risk of injury from flying glass.
There are several different types of security film available on the market today. Some are more opaque, while others are more transparent. These films can also reduce the damage caused by UV rays and provide privacy. The film can be purchased with integrated tinting, which blocks the sun's direct rays and keeps warm air inside your home during winter. These films can also reduce energy costs.
One of the biggest benefits of security window film is that it can increase the strength of your glass. The stronger the glass, the more likely it is that an intruder will be unable to break through it. This also allows more time for a person to escape from the house.
Padlock the Garage Door
Using a padlock on your garage door to secure your property is a good idea. Not only will it deter burglars from breaking into your home, it will also help to protect your valuables from theft.
There are a number of ways to do this. If you have an attached garage, you should consider all the security options available. The best way to protect your property is to get good insurance coverage. But if you're on a budget, it may be worth the effort to securing your door to keep thieves out.
The most important thing to do is to lock your garage door as soon as you leave. If you're a frequent traveler, consider using a throw latch that can be padlocked from a distance.
Plant Hedges
Whether you are in the market for a tall or narrow hedge, there are a few important considerations that you need to make when selecting a plant. There are a variety of plants that are not only attractive but also very deer-resistant. These hedges are a great investment for your home.
When purchasing a plant, make sure you look for one that is native to the area. These plants are best suited for a living hedge, but they can also be used as a privacy barrier.
There are many plants available for hedging that can be used in combination with each other. The curved-leaf privet is a good option for a hedge. Its twisted leaves add color to the hedge year-round.
The Japanese privet is another good choice for a hedge. It is a fast-growing plant that can reach a height of up to five meters. It has an attractive dark green foliage. It is often used as a windbreak on country properties. It is a dense hedge that can be trimmed into a variety of sizes.
Conclusion
To effectively protect your house, you need to stop considering keeping a cat burglar out and begin considering how to combat off a mad mob. The intruder will most likely do whatever they can to get in without attracting attention, whereas a mob of 10 starving individuals will not appreciate attracting attention. They will take actions that the cat burglar would never ever think about trying.
With that in mind, secure your house by making it hard enough to break within to prevent them and to give you time to respond. Even a minute will give you enough time to get your guns and be ready to fend off boarders. You'll be able to prevent them much more efficiently than your locked door when you're prepared.
Scan Please! A SafeEntry Inspired Game for all those residing in Singapore.
#singapore #shoppingcenter #safeentry #tracetogether #tracetogetherapp #tracetogethertoken #covidー19 (at Jurong Point Shopping Centre) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUPxztIjTG0/?utm_medium=tumblr
Great to know that my work in the safe hands and discerning eyes of @louabelasamson and @michelangelosamson. They are installing a selection from their collection at @helutrans_artmove from 16 Sept to 17 Oct. Please take some time to have a look! #SafeEntry is a national digital check-in system that logs an individual’s visit to venues; it was introduced during #COVID19 in #Singapore. The service is a means for contact-tracing should an outbreak in a location occur. These QR codes are invisible interfaces that govern physical access to public spaces. In 2019, the @singaporeartmuseum (SAM) closed for renovations. During Singapore’s 2020 Circuit Breaker, the museum turned the hoardings that covered its construction into a commissioning space and approached Chong to develop an artwork specifically for this space. One of the two works that Chong developed was Safe Entry (2020) — enlarged repetitive black and white QR codes that spanned the entire perimeter around SAM, and along Bras Basah Road. While this artwork recalled the QR codes of the SafeEntry programme, it did not lead to the national registration system. Rather, it led to an hour-long video of a walk that Chong took at Changi Airport Terminal 2 on YouTube as part of the series @ambientwalking. #AmbientWalking is a depository of videos hosted on YouTube of long walks shot with a DJI Osmo Pocket. Each walk takes place in a city of personal significance to the artist. During COVID-19, Ambient Walking garnered new meaning. Chong provided public information about the #CircuitBreakerSG, advocated for people to stay home and offered them a series of walking tours of Singapore that they could access from the safety of their homes. The #ChangiAirport Terminal 2 video that Safe Entry directly links to was posted on 30 April 2020 — the day before the terminal closed for renovations. Filmed on 16 April 2020, the 10th day of the Circuit Breaker, it was also a document of the airport at a time when international travel ground to a halt. Chong’s video is eerily silent because the airport is empty. It was the sound of global capitalism faltering. Text by @kat_ditzig. #HemanChong (at Helutrans Relocation) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTt3sNGlg_G/?utm_medium=tumblr
Last week to see my show at @stpi_gallery! Catch it before it disappears! Forever! #SafeEntry is a national digital check-in system that logs an individual’s visit to venues; it was introduced during #COVID19 in #Singapore. The service is a means for contact-tracing should an outbreak in a location occur. These QR codes are invisible interfaces that govern physical access to public spaces. In 2019, the @singaporeartmuseum (SAM) closed for renovations. During Singapore’s 2020 Circuit Breaker, the museum turned the hoardings that covered its construction into a commissioning space and approached Chong to develop an artwork specifically for this space. One of the two works that Chong developed was Safe Entry (2020) — enlarged repetitive black and white QR codes that spanned the entire perimeter around SAM, and along Bras Basah Road. While this artwork recalled the QR codes of the SafeEntry programme, it did not lead to the national registration system. Rather, it led to an hour-long video of a walk that Chong took at Changi Airport Terminal 2 on YouTube as part of the series @ambientwalking . #AmbientWalking is a depository of videos hosted on YouTube of long walks shot with a DJI Osmo Pocket. Each walk takes place in a city of personal significance to the artist. During COVID-19, Ambient Walking garnered new meaning. Chong provided public information about the #CircuitBreakerSG, advocated for people to stay home and offered them a series of walking tours of Singapore that they could access from the safety of their homes. A man who was disabled wrote to Chong that his videos allowed him to finally #walk and see the world. The #ChangiAirport Terminal 2 video that Safe Entry directly links to was posted on 30 April 2020 — the day before the terminal closed for renovations. The artist made it as a historical document of Terminal 2. Filmed on 16 April 2020, the 10th day of the Circuit Breaker, it was also a document of the airport at a time when international travel ground to a halt. Chong’s video is eerily silent because the airport is empty. It was the sound of global capitalism faltering. Text by @kat_ditzig. #HemanChong (at STPI - Creative Workshop & Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNc66ttlDEl/?igshid=1xf1fgmt0ise6
Somehow miraculously made it into @p__yao’s top ten list in @artforum. Thanks, Pauline! Thanks, @itsgracehong for sending me these pictures! #HemanChong #SafeEntry #Singapore (at Singapore Art Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CH_oZy8lSa3/?igshid=u8iu5wq83c1e
