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1. INTRUDERS NOT WELCOME Imagine an invisible sign outside your villa. What is written on it depends on the actions you take or don't take to protect your home. If you are not careful, without even realising, it could be a flashing neon beacon inviting intruders inside. To avoid this, it is all about not drawing attention; to make your home a less attractive target, by adding layers of protection and employing useful habits that keep your home out of the spotlight. Lock doors Always lock the doors. It may seem obvious, but is an all too common mistake. Get yourself in the habit of always locking doors when they are closed, even if you are at home, so when it really matters you will always remember. security screens fly screen repair Dubai insect mesh Dubai Security Door Screens If you enjoy the evening breeze or are in the habit of leaving doors open during the day to cool your house, invest in a security screen. They are a major improvement on the traditional screen door. They are made of strong stainless steel mesh that cannot be knocked or cut through and have a quality lock. Even if you do not leave the

2. windows or door open, they provide a double security measure. Home security system If your home is not installed with a security system, you can find inexpensive self install system or motion sensor alarms. Even if it does not notify the police, you will know when an access point has been breached, so you can take action. Pet doors Secure large pet doors that could be an easy access to intruders or consider not using anything large enough for a person to fit through. Glass precautions Try to avoid doors with glass near doorknobs, as it is easy to break glass and twist a knob or pull a handle to open. If you do have all glass doors, consider key locks or the steel mesh screen security door mentioned above. Concealment Avoid tall or thick shrubs near windows and doors to prevent intruders being able to conceal themselves while attempting a break in. Keep these areas well-lit or use motion sensor floodlights. For More Information Visit Here :- https://safetyscreens.ae/

3. Dog Consider a guard dog. Even a small yapping breed can be enough of a deterrent. Alternatively hang a 'beware of dog' sign and put dog dishes outside. Or get a bark simulator device activated by sensors. Noise Leave the radio or TV on when out of the house to give the illusion of being home, but not in the middle of the night as that is too obvious. Tools Put away and lock up any tools or possible items outside that could be used to break in. Keep garden sheds locked. Neighbourhood security Many prominent community neighbourhoods have security watch services or neighbourhood watch programs, find out if your home is protected under these services or how you can be part of one. Delivery notes Do not leave notes on doors to delivery personnel indicating you are not home. This is an invitation to intruders. Limit Access Walls, fences or gates are an option, but depending on height and quality can be cut or scaled, especially if there is no barbed wire on top, which is unsightly. Consider high dense hedges with thorns, or a wall topped with thorny running vines or climbing roses. You can even plant these prickly buses under first floor windows. Nature can be your ally. You don't have to be a magician and wave your magic wand to make your house invisible. With these simple measures, changes of habit and security additions, many of which are a low investment cost; anyone can implement them in their homes to stay safe and off the radar of prying eyes.