How do thieves get into your house?
By following these tips, we can scare off potential intruders, protecting your home and those who inhabit it.
The simplest method to enter very populated urban areas and relatively old houses is by slipping: opening the door by inserting an X-ray or similar material. It is an almost silent method.
Other currently used methods are bumping, micro-cameras, inhibitors, impressioning and picking. Magnets and drills are also used.
Fortunately, in Spain awareness of the problem is growing all the time, which is why last year the installation of armoured doors increased by 35%. Armoured doors are the main barrier to prevent burglaries in homes, but how do you choose a good armoured door?
TESA ASSA ABLOY armoured doors feature a patented anti-bumping security cylinder together with a key that cannot be copied. In addition, our doors have a lock with independent locking points. In conventional doors, if we force one of the bolts we can open the door. But if the bolts are independent, it is necessary to force all of them to open the door. In this way, we make it harder for thieves.
Another of the characteristics of our armoured doors is that their internal structure is made of steel, welded and reinforced, and the PREMIUM door complies with the most demanding Spanish 4C regulations, which are stricter than the European regulations (though they complement each other).
One more detail to take into account is our double anti-extraction escutcheon which cannot be disassembled by thieves. If we add to this other systems that we can incorporate, such as smart locks that open with a mobile phone or your fingerprint, electronic peepholes, etc., the possibilities of avoiding being robbed at home improve substantially.
Ah! And the TESA ASSA ABLOY armoured doors take advantage of the existing sub-frame. In this way their installation is faster and does not compromise security.
By following these tips, you can keep your home and those who inhabit it protected. Don’t wait too long; start the improvements now. You can request information by sending us an e-mail to marketing@tesa.es