Garden Shed security

swordtrombonefish said:
Someone I know made the shed as secure as he could and they basically ripped half of the roof off, they do not care how much damage they cause
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This is the issue isn’t it? The more secure it looks, the more likely there is to be something worth stealing inside. Your best bet is to set up alarms. They can be as simple as the propped up ladders people have mentioned already but there are some excellent presence sensors available which can trigger lights, mobile alerts and alarms and are much better than the traditional infra red motion sensors on security lights.
 
boroboy6872 said:
What brand of CCTV and doorbell camera did you go for if you don`t mind me asking?
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We have a ring doorbell camera, two ring spotlight cameras (one overlooking our front garden and one for our driveway and entrance to the backgarden) and a blink camera facing our shed from our back door. They seem to do the job but obviously they require a monthly subscription charge.
 
Moreno said:
We have a ring doorbell camera, two ring spotlight cameras (one overlooking our front garden and one for our driveway and entrance to the backgarden) and a blink camera facing our shed from our back door. They seem to do the job but obviously they require a monthly subscription charge.
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Cheers pal, will look in to that (y)
 
Get in touch with one of those drone display companies , like at the olympics openings and buy 400 drones to work them as a drone protection fleet.. Can have 4 patrolling your shed entry points for every 15 mins then they do a tag handover to the next set of 4. This should see you through 16 hours of darkness from 4pm to 8am through winter and keep those scallies at bay.
 
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