I was wondering what you guys would suggest for a quality lock I could install on one of my large sheds on my property. I have most recently found beer bottles and an assortment of other garbage crossing onto my property and worry about the fact that it is getting closer and closer to my garages/shed. I don't want to break the bank, but just want something solid I could install that would at least detour someone from taking the time necessary to break into it. Thank you all for any suggestions you make.
Sufficient Locks
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Archertl
Senior Member
If its mounted on wood there is no lock or latch closure that cant be defeated by someone that knows their way around a crowbar in about 30-60 seconds. I suggestion would be to get a camera and motion detecting light.
bthompson1004
Member
Put a sign on it under the lock that says "in the time it will take you to get past this lock, I can empty my (insert favorite gun) into your carcass"
This Master 40 pad lock is on of the best. We've never had one cut and it's been in use for 5-8 yrs. We use 2 different ones and change back and forth every so often to the other one.
http://www.taylorsecurity.com/40-sh...Our7sZUnBSZ-iWVJHWmEM2YhsHmBcNpMt0aAlsH8P8HAQ
http://www.taylorsecurity.com/40-sh...Our7sZUnBSZ-iWVJHWmEM2YhsHmBcNpMt0aAlsH8P8HAQ
Very good guys! Camera's are hard to argue with.
How about a sign that says: This shed is locked for your protection...Not Mine!
How about a sign that says: This shed is locked for your protection...Not Mine!
have had very good success with that same lock highly recommend
have had very good success with that same lock. Would highly recommend
have had very good success with that same lock. Would highly recommend
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This is the lock I used for my storage when I lived in the city. Never had them cut.
I don't remember the brand right now, but someone is making a pretty good solar powered motion light. If you don't have power out to the shed, this could work also.