FINANCE & INSURANCE


Over a million homes and commercial properties have been built to SBD standards over the last 30 years


or user that the products have been independently tested to a relevant security standard and ully certified by an independent thirdparty certification body recognised by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service AS, or tested and certified by an alternative approved body such as Sold Secure or Thatcham. SBD focuses on the critical factors that combine to deliver a product’s performance – design, use, quality control and the ability to deter or


prevent crime. Better quality means these products last longer too, making them more cost effective and leading to greater sustainability in crime prevention.


WHERE CAN I FIND ACCREDITED


PRODUCTS? To assist you in sourcing products for use in your home that meet Police reerred Specifications or security, we recommend you review the SBD Member


Companies pages on our website. Here you will find a comprehensive list o manufacturers who produce products designed to prevent crime, including doors and windows in a wide range of styles, types, materials and dimensions, external storage, bicycle and motorcycle security, locks and hardware, asset marking, alarms, CCTV, safes, perimeter security products and many others.


Kenny McHugh is national lead for Secured by Design


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