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New Burg-Wächter kits make for simple and effective security
Leading security brand, Burg- Wächter, has launched a brand-new suite of kits, each specially tailored with everything your customers need to secure everyday security concerns – from expensive garden furniture, barbeques and sheds to bikes, boats and garages – supplied in one box for ultimate convenience. With summer now upon us, many homeowners will be looking to take advantage of the longer and brighter days by spending more time in their gardens. However, with the joys of outdoor living come security concerns. Gardens can be especially vulnerable in summer when the garden furniture and barbeque is out, or the back door is constantly open. To help alleviate security stress, Burg-Wächter’s set of bespoke security kits offer tailored solutions to safeguarding outdoor spaces, whilst providing some much-needed peace of mind.
Summer security is a must Matt Parkes, Marketing Manager at Burg-Wächter said, ‘When we think of home burglaries, our minds often turn to inside the home. But 9 out of 10 household thefts occur in the garden, while 1.6 million households have suffered theft from their gardens in the previous two years. ‘Furniture, barbeques, and heaters
are just some big-ticket items that you might have in the garden and it’s worth considering how secure and protected these items are with the above facts and figures in mind. ‘When it comes to garden security,
there are many options out there however, the most cost-effective security solution is a security kit, especially if you have already invested in something expensive like furniture which you want to protect.’
One box – ultimate security convenience Burg-Wächter’s brand new security kits offer robust “all in one box” security solutions to solve the common security issues many people encounter.
For your customers who have just invested in an expensive BBQ or garden furniture or those that keep valuable items such as lawnmowers in their garden shed or garage, Burg- Wächter’s security kits offer the ideal – and specifically tailored – security solution.
Tailored security
Each box comes with everything your customers need for the particular security issue they want to solve. The patio security kit, for example, is designed for securing patio furniture, and comes with a ground or wall anchor, extra-long
braided steel security cable to thread through furniture, and a police-approved U-bolt lock to lock everything to the anchor. The barbeque security kit comes with two types of cable – a 2.1m braided self-coiling cable to secure the BBQ and a 1.5m combination locking cable to keep the gas bottle attached to the frame. There’s also a sturdy ground anchor with metal back plate and a heavy duty- U lock to keep everything safe. The standard shed security kit meanwhile features two padlocks, a sturdy hasp and staple, ground/ wall anchor, heavy-duty braided steel security cable, and a battery- operated motion sensor alarm. Simple lock the door with the hasp and padlock, secure all items inside with the cable to the anchor and lock up the door and equipment with the padlocks.
Ultimate convenience for customers, swift sales for you As everything needed is included in the kit, no time is wasted looking for different parts, and each set has been designed to be as easy as possible to use and reuse. Whilst this provides the ultimate in convenience for your customers, it also provides you with a healthy sales opportunity.
Trusted security A number of the kits have products that are independently tested by Sold Secure, part of the Master Locksmith Association and are also approved by Secured by Design, the official police initiative that works to improve security through good product design. For more details on Burg- Wächter’s range of convenient Security Kits - visit
www.burg.biz/uk for more details.
16 DIY WEEK JUNE 2024
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