How to Fix a Door That Won’t Lock & 4 Emergency Security Tips

How to Fix a Door That Won’t Lock & 4 Emergency Security Tips

The front door won’t lock and you’re afraid to go outside without fixing it first. Or perhaps it’s the bathroom door and you’re trying to avoid an awkward situation with your roomies? In any case, there’s a quick fix for a door that won’t lock. Why your door won’t lock When a door won’t lock…

Are French Doors Safer Than Sliding Doors? (ANSWERED)

Are French Doors Safer Than Sliding Doors? (ANSWERED)

We’ve explained in previous articles how to secure french doors and how to secure sliding doors. But if you’re choosing between the two to install on your patio for example, which one is safer? Here are the main security differences to consider: 1. The way they open and close French doors open inwardly or outwardly….

Cabin Security: 20 Essential Tips for Preventing Break-Ins

Cabin Security: 20 Essential Tips for Preventing Break-Ins

Do you have a cabin in the middle of the woods just waiting to get robbed? There are two major reasons why cabins get broken into: Burglary: Your cabin might be in an isolated area. This situation drastically reduces the intruders risk of getting caught. For that reason, cabins require more security measures than homes…

Are Keyless Entry Door Locks Safe? – 9 Important Pros and Cons

Are Keyless Entry Door Locks Safe? – 9 Important Pros and Cons

Should you get a keyless entry door lock instead of a basic deadbolt that opens with a key? There are some really neat features that keyless door locks can have which can increase security. But they can also be less secure than an ordinary lock. It depends on which keyless lock you have, as their…

Are Outward Opening Doors Less Secure? 3 Things You Should Know!

Are Outward Opening Doors Less Secure? 3 Things You Should Know!

When it comes to security, outward opening doors are very different from inward opening doors. That’s because the weak points are completely opposite. With inward opening doors the main vulnerability is that they can be kicked in. In comparison, outward opening doors can’t be kicked in. Unless the door is made from thin wooden material…

End of content

End of content