Weak point is now the hinge pins. One cut with bolt croppers and they come out. Take the hinges off one at a time and flip them over. You will probably need to cut a chamfer out of the door frame or cladding to accommodate the hinge. You may also need to drill new holes. Refit them using coach bolts. Result - a smooth surface with no hinge pins exposed. The only drawback of this is that the door may not open fully 180 degrees flat against the shed.
Thank you so much! We bought a 12x20 prebuilt shed to transform into a woodworking shop. With all my equipment inside, I had to come up with a way of securing the doors...shed came with simple screw on hinges. I seriously thought I would have to replace original doors with newly built heavy doors in order to make the shed secure. This was the BEST video I have found that showed me how to secure the doors! I will still beef up the original doors but thankful I wont be completely building new doors! Great idea! I feel kinda silly I didn't think of this lol But so glad you did! Again, thank you so much!
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Then how would it open the same if you put them on the inside??.. carriage bolts with nuts on the inside u cant unscrew them without holding the nut from turning with the bolt... nylock nuts are Ideal
Is it just me or when he was applying pressure to the hasp and it wasn't moving at all then suddenly it shifted the slack out of it then he promptly pushed that slack back the other way showing he must have not been applying as much pressure as he let on..at least that's what I seen.
That padlock was the weakest link , a bigger crow bar with more force would bust that lock open , coach bolts and hinges were ok , but I would of put large heavy square washers on the back of each coach bolt for extra strength
Good video. Straight forward and it WILL stop most burglars because they will see the bolts and move on to an easier target. Really well presented too.
Forget the hinges cut padlock with good set of ✂️ 😂😂😂 ohhh n yes for those thinking this will stop shed thieves it won’t🤔 3 other ways into the shed without going threw the 🚪 and what’s the point of them bolts if you can take them off inside the shed come back out take 🚪 off lol 😂 (just saying)
They show the potential burglar only having a crow bar, so let's just use that as an example... Insert the crow bar into the lock and twist... Either the lock will break or the hasp on the door will twist off... Some burglars use a pipe wrench to twist the lock body, but if the shackle of the lock is big enough to fit a crow bar in it, that would work too...
You're obviously not as strong as a burglar. I had all that and they still broke in. Also with a screwdriver and a hammer they can punch that skinny lock or cut it. I don't see any real security there.
The coach bolts I have seen have a square piece of metal at the top of the thread which will stop it going through a round hole. How can I get coach bolts without this square piece on the thread?
I wouldn’t worry if you can’t find ones without the square part, the wood is so soft on sheds that it will bang in with the hammer anyway.. and if not when you start to tighten down from the inside the square part will pull into the wood until the coach head is flush. The square part is intended for stopping the coach bolt spinning when inserted into a square hole punched into metal. Hope that helps
All great ideas except, the thieves have cut my lock off 4 times with bolt cutters. They had tried to break in with a pry bar a few times & failed and just got smart and carried bolt cutters. The next logical step is something protecting the lock from cutting!
Meanwhile around the side, burglar Bob is easily removing the side panels with claw hammer, there goes burglar Bob with your prised possessions. Yep he's off to cash converters.
For starters you could try using the correct end of the crow bar.
Well said. With the correct end the lock and clasp would be off in no time.
@@therealdonchelios don't be silly, its impossible with coach bolts, you've been watching toman James Bond films
Weak point is now the hinge pins. One cut with bolt croppers and they come out. Take the hinges off one at a time and flip them over. You will probably need to cut a chamfer out of the door frame or cladding to accommodate the hinge. You may also need to drill new holes. Refit them using coach bolts. Result - a smooth surface with no hinge pins exposed. The only drawback of this is that the door may not open fully 180 degrees flat against the shed.
Thank you so much! We bought a 12x20 prebuilt shed to transform into a woodworking shop. With all my equipment inside, I had to come up with a way of securing the doors...shed came with simple screw on hinges. I seriously thought I would have to replace original doors with newly built heavy doors in order to make the shed secure. This was the BEST video I have found that showed me how to secure the doors! I will still beef up the original doors but thankful I wont be completely building new doors! Great idea! I feel kinda silly I didn't think of this lol But so glad you did! Again, thank you so much!
What if the thief just cuts the puny padlock that you've put on the door.
It's wood. It's not totally secure. No system is totally secure. You just want to make it painful enough that some other target looks better.
What about an angle grinder.
What about knocking the hinge through with hammer
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All that hardware then a 50p padlock, one tap and she's off.
You could put the hinges on the inside..
Thank you, glad someone else noticed how unsecure that door really is.
Then how would it open the same if you put them on the inside??.. carriage bolts with nuts on the inside u cant unscrew them without holding the nut from turning with the bolt... nylock nuts are Ideal
Robson Green fitting ev’y jewtee inji’s... slapping the parts as you describe then is a real selling point...
Is it just me or when he was applying pressure to the hasp and it wasn't moving at all then suddenly it shifted the slack out of it then he promptly pushed that slack back the other way showing he must have not been applying as much pressure as he let on..at least that's what I seen.
I suggest getting a wider lens on you're camera has watching you're clip seemed like I was peeping through the slats on you're Garden Fence. 😰
But then his acting and pretending to use force wouldn’t have had dramatic effect!
You would have snapped that lock of if you had put the bar through the lock and put your weight on it
National door slapping champion
try putting your full weight on it,instead of pretending.
Cordless grinder or boltcutters would make short work of this.
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@@planetbounceofficial7355 Just had four bikes nicked from my out house, grinder was used to cut lock on door and the locks on the bikes.
Lol
It’s only as strong as it’s weakest link, THE PADLOCK!
Take that crow bar and smack that lock a few times. Doesn't matter how strong the hardware is if the lock sucks.
i suggest use heavy duty padlock cos that lock can break in 20 sec
Alireza iesanejad Please see an actual break in attempt on our shed : th-cam.com/video/UxXZWWQ--PY/w-d-xo.html
Why break it. Could probably rake it open in a second or 2.
You can break the padlock with 2 spaners
That was a piss poor effort at baring the lock open!
A sawzall can cut thru any part of that shed. Good video but don’t act like it’s not penetrable.
Really? That's your padlock!? My grandpa's toenail clippers could handle that padlock..
I'd be in there in less than 20 seconds all I'd need is two spanner's and that lock be gone !!! With all the stuff in the shed 👍👍👍 that is laughable 🤣
Cordless grinder will do the job
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- Haha... I stop burglars with a Sig Sauer 9mm
What is that door made of pal,,looks good
Angle grind those hinges off in minutes or pop that tiny padlock off with a pair spanners. Not secure at all.
One bang of a lump hammer and chisel on the pad lock, open sesame
You could easily cut the pad lock off
They just cut the padlock.
That padlock was the weakest link , a bigger crow bar with more force would bust that lock open , coach bolts and hinges were ok , but I would of put large heavy square washers on the back of each coach bolt for extra strength
Just had my hasp and staple ripped off with a garden trowell! I know this coz the thief left it on the floor.
Good video. Straight forward and it WILL stop most burglars because they will see the bolts and move on to an easier target. Really well presented too.
Bolt cutter. Done.
Forget the hinges cut padlock with good set of ✂️ 😂😂😂 ohhh n yes for those thinking this will stop shed thieves it won’t🤔 3 other ways into the shed without going threw the 🚪 and what’s the point of them bolts if you can take them off inside the shed come back out take 🚪 off lol 😂 (just saying)
anybody got a bolt cutter that lock looks like easy picking
What did this dude say?
How to slap a door repeatedly and talk a bunch of nonsense.
Take more than a few coach bolts to keep a burglar at bay....
pogisansmooth Please see an actual break in attempt on our shed : th-cam.com/video/UxXZWWQ--PY/w-d-xo.html
Crow bar would of snapped that shitty pad lock clean off... crow bar would pull the lats off the back of the hut too..
two spanners will destroy the padlock unfortunately ..
Bolt cutters in in seconds
Or he could cut the lock off?
The majority of attempts we've heard about the burglars use crowbars or whatever similar they can get their hands on.
Easy Shed Please see an actual break in attempt on our shed : th-cam.com/video/UxXZWWQ--PY/w-d-xo.html
They show the potential burglar only having a crow bar, so let's just use that as an example... Insert the crow bar into the lock and twist... Either the lock will break or the hasp on the door will twist off... Some burglars use a pipe wrench to twist the lock body, but if the shackle of the lock is big enough to fit a crow bar in it, that would work too...
Heavy duty padlocks and hardware are designed to keep the honest people out I’m afraid.
What frameing you use
For a Tanalised Security shed as shown in the video we use Tanalised 38x50mm timber. We use 3x2" in our Beast range.
2/10 could break in with a spoon
You're obviously not as strong as a burglar. I had all that and they still broke in. Also with a screwdriver and a hammer they can punch that skinny lock or cut it. I don't see any real security there.
bolt cutters mate
Why you got 113 dislikes ..LoL
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hahaha that's all i can say
what are the bolts called with locking nuts many thanks
The coach bolts I have seen have a square piece of metal at the top of the thread which will stop it going through a round hole. How can I get coach bolts without this square piece on the thread?
I wouldn’t worry if you can’t find ones without the square part, the wood is so soft on sheds that it will bang in with the hammer anyway.. and if not when you start to tighten down from the inside the square part will pull into the wood until the coach head is flush. The square part is intended for stopping the coach bolt spinning when inserted into a square hole punched into metal. Hope that helps
They all carry cordless angle grinders
What diameter coach bolts to you use?
lol
All great ideas except, the thieves have cut my lock off 4 times with bolt cutters. They had tried to break in with a pry bar a few times & failed and just got smart and carried bolt cutters. The next logical step is something protecting the lock from cutting!
What's to stop them lifting the roof panel off?
Hopefully the same thing stopping it from blowing away in the wind
Meanwhile around the side, burglar Bob is easily removing the side panels with claw hammer, there goes burglar Bob with your prised possessions. Yep he's off to cash converters.
Let’s use a grinder on battery wit metal blade on hinges :) will be finished in no time ohh come on people this video such nonsense.