Safe Locks

While online shopping undeniably offers convenience, having packages delivered directly to your front door comes with a downside: theft. Sadly, thieves are often on the lookout for boxes, bags, and other packages. They profile neighborhoods and target houses that receive packages regularly and target them for package theft.

In today’s world, where you can have nearly anything delivered to your door, porch pirates may target your home, making you the unfortunate victim of package theft. This could result in a loss of hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars due to stolen packages containing items ranging from clothing and workout equipment to electronics.

The Holiday Season is time of opportunity to burglarize your home for cash, credit cards, and all the new gifts of small electronics, computers, jewelry, and easily sold valuables. The FBI reports “nearly 400,000 burglaries occur during November and December alone.”1.6 million reported residential burglaries. About 300,000 of those were home invasions, which means one or more household members were present at the time of a break-in, and became victims in violent crimes.

The most famous, if not the largest, vault door order came from the Federal government in 1935 for the newly constructed gold depository at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Both the vault door and emergency door were 21-inches thick and made of the latest torch- and drill-resistant material. The main home vault door weighed 20 tons and the vault casing was 25-inches thick.