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Amsec WES149 Wall Safe With Electronic Key pad WES149
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Dealing With Roommates - From Handling Household Duties to Home Security, Tips on Making it Work
As most people who live alone will tell you, living with a roommate can be too much to handle. Whether it's the first experience of off-campus housing during college or moving in with someone you're dating and not quite knowing what to expect, there is a lot of stress associated with sharing a living space. Unfortunately, the current financial state of things makes living alone even more expensive--and impossible--than ever before, so most people are having to bite the bullet and try to find the best roommates around.
Unfortunately, sometimes this can be tough, and not just in superficial ways. For every bad roommate story that's just about something like dirty dishes, there's another that directly relates to home security. Roommates, of course, get a bad reputation for stealing, letting strangers into the house too often, and throwing raging parties that neglect a regard for other's belongings. But a little bit of communication and preventative measures when on the search for housemates can prevent a whole world of hurting. And all of those bad experiences, fortunately, are good for something, as they give people the background needed when looking out for potential trouble.
First and foremost, do not assume that just because someone is a good friend or significant other, that they will be a good roommate. It is silly to think that couples should always move in together, especially when they aren't on the fast track to marriage, because sometimes it is better to learn and grow together, but apart--at least as far as living goes. And while your best friend might always remember your birthday or be there with you at last call, this will start to matter less and less as she forgets to set the home alarm system, is consistently late with her share of the rent, and keeps you up all night with her hard-partying ways. Just because you know and like someone does not mean that you need to live with them.
But you do, obviously, need to live with someone. So how to get along with those you do end up sharing a space with? Like most things in life, communication is key. You have to be clear on expectations: the day the rent is due, the day that bills are due and how they are split, what the situation is with groceries, and how many nights a week overnight guests are allowed. This is the best way for a household to get along, and this is also helpful for maintaining morale and also preserving home security. After all, if you always have enough money for expenses, know who is coming and going, and have an open line for communication, there's not much left to go wrong.
By far, aside from not paying rent, the two biggest complaints people seem to have about roommates is the mooching significant other or the excessive party thrower. Prevent both by laying down ground rules: a cap on evenings that a non-housemate can spend the night should handle mooching boyfriends, and making it clear that huge parties are a nonnegotiable can prevent those home security nightmares that come with hundreds of strangers trampling your home and digging through your stuff. Just in case, though, it's always good to invest in a padlock or dead bolt for the door to your personal room.
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Amsec TF5924 Gun Safe 30 minutes fire
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Features:-3/16" Steel Plate door with 2 layers of fire insulating material -Mercury Class I fire protection of 1200°F for 30 minutes. Designed to maintain an interior temperature of less than 350°F. -PalusolTM door seal - expands up to 8 times its original thickness when exposed to high temperatures. -Body constructed of 14-gauge solid steel plate with a fire insulating material. -Group II, key-changeable lock with spy-proof dial, internal relocker and drill resistant hardplate. -Optional electronic lock available. -3-point chrome tri-spoke handle and bold zinc die-cast polished chrome logo. -3-way boltwork with 5 active 1¼" chrome-plated bolts and 3 deadbolts. -Adjustable ball bearing hinges. -Textured Black exterior and Mocha fabric interior including back-cover and firewalls. -Four (4) pre-cut anchor holes with mounting hardware included and one (1) pre-cut electrical access hole.Specifications:-Outside Dimension 59H x 24W x 18D -Door Thickness 3-5/8 / 3/16 -Body 12 gauge -Weight 388 lbs -Interiror Capacity 8-8-16 -8 bolts
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Monday, December 12, 2011
How To Install High Security Door Locks!
One of the most important aspects of home security are high security door locks. These locks can be found at just about any hardware store online or off line. Price may vary considerably by brand but all secure door locks have some of the basic components: solid, case-hardened steel cylinder guard, case hardened screws and a bolt that protrudes at least 1 inch from the edge of the door.
Upon purchasing your new door lock you should have noticed a template. This template should be marked for different door thicknesses. Take the template and fold it, make sharp corners along the lines of your door size. You will then position the template about 6 inches above the existing door knob and tape it to the door. Once the template has been taped to the door take a sharp object preferably a nail and mark the bolt hole and a hole for the lock. Once your marks have been made remove the template.
Next simply close the door so that it will remain steady, using an electric drill and a hole saw slowly make the necessary hole in the door. It may be necessary to stop the drill several times as to avoid splintering the wood around the edge of the hole. Be sure once the small bit has pushed through the door go to the other side of the door and finish the hole.
Once you have made the appropriate size hole in the door you will then need to wedge it open. Using a wood drill make the holes for the lock. Next slide the bolt assembly into the bolt hole. Make sure the bolt assembly is flush and mark the outline of the face plate. Using a chisel cut out a hole for the face plate. Be sure to chisel just enough area for the face plate. Attach the face plate and move on to the final steps.
It's time now to insert the drive bar into its rightful place, keep in mind the drive bar may be too large so cutting may be necessary. Insert the guide bar and then the lock assembly. If the drive bar doesn't want to turn rotate the assembly 180 degrees. If the rotation allows the drive bar to turn freely remove the lock assembly and install the retaining plate. Replace the lock assembly and using the available screws tighten your lock into place.
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Gun Racks Offer Safety and Security
If you have guns, even if you only have one, you will need a safe and secure place to store them. Gun racks can be mounted on your wall or in your truck, and they come in various sizes and with different storage capabilities. When shopping for a gun rack, there are certain key features you should look for.
Important Features
By far, the most important purpose of a gun rack is to secure your firearms. It is not advisable to buy one that doesn't come with a locking mechanism. Even if you don't have children in your home, a lock will insure that your guns never get in the wrong hands
Properly securing your guns will also limit your personal liability.
After establishing the safety issue involved with gun racks, you can now make some personal choices. Determine the size of the gun rack that will adequately hold all your firearms.
The size of gun racks can vary, but there is a popular one known as the "deputy" rack that can hold between four and six rifles. You also need to determine if you want to transport the guns. Some people may only need or want their collection to remain in the home. For instance, a gun collection featuring classic firearms may be for display purposes only.
On the other hand, people may want their gun rack to be portable. With some models, the racks can be used in the house and then easily taken into your truck as needed. Additionally, there are specific gun racks that are designed for use in vehicles only. They are made to take up a minimal amount of space, yet remain readily available for use.
Depending on the type of rack you purchase, the mounting procedure may vary. For home use, holes may need to be drilled in the wall for the mounting hardware to be properly secured.
For mounting in your vehicle, some manufacturers have special gaskets that will secure the gun rack. You should also note if the rack comes assembled or not. If you want a truly unique and special rack, there are even plans to build your own.
This can create a one-of-a-kind rack that can factor in all your personal preferences.
Although there are many types and styles of gun racks to choose from, keep in mind the three most important factors: security (you need a locking mechanism), size (to properly accommodate the number of firearms) and portability.
Once you decide on these particular areas, your choices will be narrowed down somewhat, allowing you to make the best possible purchase.
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Amsec TF6032 Gun Safe 30 Minutes Fire
!9# Amsec TF6032 Gun Safe 30 Minutes Fire
Post Date : Nov 13, 2011 04:18:28 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
- 3/16" steel plate door with 2 layers of fire insulating material and Mercury Class I fire protection of 1200*F for 30 minutes.
- Palusol door seal-expands up to 8 times its original thickness whrn exposed to high temperatures.
- Group II, key-changeable lock with spy-proof dial, internal relocker and drill resistant hardplate. Optional electronic lock available
- 3-point brass tri-spoke handle and bold zinc die-cast polished brass logo and
- four(4) pre-cut anchor holes with mounting hardware included and one (1) pre-cut electrical access hole
- Designed to maintain an interior temperature of less than 350*F
- 3-way boltwork with 5 active 1-1/4" chrome-plated bolts and 3 deadbolts
- Body constructed of 12-gauge solid steel plate with a fire insulating material
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American Security Products Handgun Security Safe (OD 8x12x4, 6-Pounds)
!9# American Security Products Handgun Security Safe (OD 8x12x4, 6-Pounds)
Post Date : Nov 03, 2011 09:04:53 | Usually ships in 24 hours
The PB2 provides secure protection of valuables and or handgun yet allows for quick and easy acccess. It comes with a 9 V battery allowing for 5,000 openings and includes a low battery indicator.
- Strong pry resistant chrome locking bolt
- pre punched holes for easy mounting
- pamper proof penalty lockout protects against manipulation attempts
- easy to change combination with programmable override code
- interior cushioned with foam to protect against scratches
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COMMERCIAL FIRE SAFES FS2215
FEATURES: FS2215 / FS3018 / FS4622: U.L. Listed 350°F 1-Hour fire rating. Models FS2215, FS3018 and FS4622 offer a Group 2 combination lock with a Spyproof dial and ring, one (1) key-lock drawer, two (2) adjustable shelves, four (4) rolling casters for ease of movement and additional chrome L handle. Automatic relocking device triggered by force entry attempt. Handle operated side, top and bottom locking mechanism incorporating four to six steel chromed locking bolts. Two to three steel deadbolts prevent door removal if hinges are removed during a forced entry attempt. Ball bearing hinges for ease of operation. Attractive two-toned sage finish. FS2215 17¾ x 115/8 x 13½ 279/16 x 19¾ x 19¼ 17¾ x 11-5/8 2,786 318 2 / 1
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Amsec CSC1913 Commercial Security Composite Safes
!9# Amsec CSC1913 Commercial Security Composite Safes
Post Date : Aug 10, 2011 02:09:09 | Usually ships in 1-3 weeks
Door:-Overall thickness of 4-5/8" and is constructed with a 2" defense barrier of outer and inner steel plates creating a burglary resistant structure enclosing a unique proprietary, fire resistant material.Body:-Total protective thickness of 2-7/8" enclosing a unique, high-density fire and burglary resistant composite material. -Durable powder coated adjustable shelves. -Removable casters provide easy delivery and installation. Fire Endurance:-2 hour, 350°F factory fire rating. Tested at temperatures up to 1700°F. -Heat expandable intumescent door seal guards contents against severe fires Locking Mechanism:-Two to four 1½" diameter solid steel chrome-plated locking bolts. -Two to three 1½" diameter solid steel dead bolts lock deep into body preventing door removal during a forced entry attempt. -U.L. Listed Group II combination lock with chrome-plated spy-proof dial. -Optional electronic locks available. -Lock protected by a tempered glass relock device. -Heavy duty steel hinges provide easy, smooth door operation. -One internal counter-sunk anchor hole and mounting hardware are provided to securely anchor safe. -Attractively accented with a full width facia panel and matching three point handle,