OK, don't judge me.
I don't think I'm fearful, but anything that adds an "extra layer of security" can't be a bad thing. Does anyone have these (or something like this) on their Lazy Daze windows. Since my recent break-in (through the window at the dining booth), at my storage facility I'm *thinking* of purchasing these.
Yes, I know if someone wants to break in they'll find a way. However, these have a high pitched alarm and are relatively inexpensive. If you have them (or something like it) please let me know. If you don't, tell me what you think. Thanks!
GE Personal Security Window/Door Alarm, 2-Pack, DIY Home Protection, Burglar... (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00178HMCI?pf_rd_r=H825VE4J00RHQ62GHH0B&pf_rd_p=edaba0ee-c2fe-4124-9f5d-b31d6b1bfbee)
Those seem neat! I was thinking of getting some myself for the door, but not sure about the windows since I doubt they would help if they just break the window instead....
You can't stop a crook from being a crook. All you can do is encourage them to be crooks elsewhere.
For $10/pair, it's worth a try. Have you tried pricing pizzas recently?
;)
Joel
"...anything that adds an "extra layer of security"..."
I tend to go the simple route... in the window track of my rig you will find wooden dowels (1/2 to 5/8ths) cut to length! ;)
"...anything that adds an "extra layer of security"..."
I tend to go the simple route... in the window track of my rig you will find wooden dowels (1/2 to 5/8ths) cut to length! ;)
Wow, excellent idea!
The easiest way to break into one of these rigs is to use a center punch on the tempered side windows. It breaks into a jillion pieces and you just reach in and open the door. I had one window break without notice or warning. I think it was caused by my landscaper at my office building. He probably threw a rock with a weedwacker and put a nick in the glass. It is sobering to see how easy it is to get into the rig.
Yes, a dowel in the window track will slow them down.
But you folks are ignoring the easy way in - the cab doors. Takes about a minute if you are well-practiced. No noise.
You can stop that by using a tie-down strap between the cab door armrests.
Best to park in low crime areas.
We have parked more than once at rural sheriffs substations and funeral homes which are manned 24/7.
High traffic Walmarts have noise annoyance, if not crime.