The grandparents summer lake house got broken into one winter through a window, To combat this from happening again I put sharpened nails through boards then buried the board under a few inches of dirt so all that stuck out was 3 inches of nail. I put layers of them around each window, starting at 2 feet out from the window in. Not noticable AT ALL and seriously effective.
The grandparents summer lake house got broken into one winter through a window, To combat this from happening again I put sharpened nails through boards then buried the board under a few inches of dirt so all that stuck out was 3 inches of nail. I put layers of them around each window, starting at 2 feet out from the window in. Not noticable AT ALL and seriously effective.
My buddy and I used to make those when we were younger called them "Bear Traps" cept there were no bears and we never tried to trap them just cool to make. Nifty to see people making them
Not that I know of.Do thy sell windows with the 3M all ready on them? Replacing my windows at some point.
BINGO, this is one of the points I was making. If your house looks like a "hard target" then most thieves will wander over to another house and rob them instead.. . . It may sound somewhat in bad faith regarding your neighbors, but if their place looks more interesting, they are likely to take the first hit.
Do you actually read what others write or do you simply have a canned response that is totally off topic and pointless?
Careful, 'thar be trolls in 'dem hills!
As a Greek I can honestly say the lessons learned form my culture are we have always focused on not being in a fair fight. At least for the past 5 generations.-
And I believe that means individual confrontation.
It's time to kick some ass...
The biggest threat you will have to consider is fire: how to prevent it; how to escape it if you can't prevent it. If I wanted to break into your house to do you harm and couldn't get in, I'd be inclined to burn it down around your ears, starting with your roofing.