Peace Of Mind: Latest News About Locks, Keys And Safes

Good day. Ever since I was a small child, I have been fascinated by keys. My dad tells me that it used to take hours to leave the house. First, they'd have to find where I hid the door and car keys! These days, I am in charge of security for a large school and I make sure that keys never get lost. I spend a lot of time researching the best locks to keep computer rooms, theatres and sporting facilities protected from intruders. I also need to help students find foolproof locks for their lockers. That's quite a challenge! Recently, my school purchased a new safe in which to keep money and confidential documents. I was overwhelmed by the options available. I'm guessing that quite a few others might be interested in locks, keys and safes. I hope this blog gives you some insight into the choices available. Enjoy.

2016

Why You Should Choose A Steel Wall Safe For Your Home: Protecting Your Valuables Properly

4 March 2016

Home security is always the highest priority when it comes to owning your own home. Regardless of where you live, robberies and theft can occur at any given moment. But many homeowners make the mistake of not investing in a high quality steel wall safe to protect important valuables. Even if your home is well fortified by security glass or fencing, burglars can often still find access to your house, as scary as it might sound.
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Answers to Some Frequently Asked Questions About Emergency Locksmiths

11 February 2016

When you're locked out, it's always good to call an emergency locksmith rather than try to break in yourself; the cost of replacing a broken window for your home or your car can be more expensive than the cost of a locksmith, and you may very well hurt yourself trying to climb into your home's kitchen window. If you ever need the services of an emergency locksmith, note a few questions you might have.
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Simple Steps to Rekeying Your Lock

4 January 2016

Is your lock easy-to-pick? Have you recently lost a set of house keys? Do you need a different lock to keep someone out that may have access to your home? Were you the victim of a recent break-in? If any of these questions apply to you, rekeying (or altering a lock to fit a different key) is the perfect solution to your problems. It is a relatively simple process, and while most homeowners hire a locksmith for the job, you shouldn't have a problem doing it yourself for a fraction of the cost.
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