Hey,
I have a plastic shed in the back garden (this one: https://www.keter.com/en-gb/sheds/small-sheds/darwin-shed-6x4ft-brown-254978.html), which obviously has a hefty padlock and covered by a couple of security lights. I'm under no illusions that this is totally safe storage for a bike, and anyone who is determined to get into it will quite easily. However, I am looking for some good deterrents.
The shed is on top of some railway sleepers, which I could potentially attach something to and then use a chain, but not sure if it's as strong as if it was anchored into concrete. Alternatively, I've seen that some partially submerge something like this : https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ryde-Cemen...7&sprefix=ground+stake+securit,aps,71&sr=8-47 in a bucket of concrete or something like that.
Just wondering if anyone knows of any smart deterrents aside from what's been mentioned.
Cheers!
I have a plastic shed in the back garden (this one: https://www.keter.com/en-gb/sheds/small-sheds/darwin-shed-6x4ft-brown-254978.html), which obviously has a hefty padlock and covered by a couple of security lights. I'm under no illusions that this is totally safe storage for a bike, and anyone who is determined to get into it will quite easily. However, I am looking for some good deterrents.
The shed is on top of some railway sleepers, which I could potentially attach something to and then use a chain, but not sure if it's as strong as if it was anchored into concrete. Alternatively, I've seen that some partially submerge something like this : https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ryde-Cemen...7&sprefix=ground+stake+securit,aps,71&sr=8-47 in a bucket of concrete or something like that.
Just wondering if anyone knows of any smart deterrents aside from what's been mentioned.
Cheers!