Security key at the front door, yes or no?

  • Erstellt am 2020-03-12 09:02:51

11ant

2020-03-12 22:51:21
  • #1

What do you mean by "security key"? - Security lock with profile cylinder has been standard forever, no one has used a bit key lock newly since my kindergarten days.
 

Golfi90

2020-03-13 06:18:08
  • #2
Profile cylinder is by far not standard! I asked around in our circle of acquaintances and our neighborhood. 90% of the people have simple cylinder keys.
 

hampshire

2020-03-13 08:36:50
  • #3
If neighbors can be broken into so easily, you have nothing to fear. You also don’t have to run faster than a hungry lion if your neighbor is slower than you.
 

Musketier

2020-03-13 09:04:45
  • #4
I would be interested in a statistic showing how many burglaries happen through the front door. The weak points are probably somewhere else. I'm curious when the first ones will break in through [Porenbeton], instead of through the secured windows and doors.
 

Golfi90

2020-03-13 09:33:16
  • #5
I had to laugh just now when I read about the aerated concrete

Theoretically, we wouldn't even need to lock our front door...

At least not if our guard is in the house


 

hampshire

2020-03-13 09:38:38
  • #6
Good question!
Burglars break in where it is easiest. Classics are balcony doors, tilted windows, basement windows. Front doors can also be opened very quickly with the wrong lock - whether with a lock pick (cheap cylinder) or by "pulling" the cylinder, which then breaks at the narrowest point (no pull protection). Breaking windows is also a popular method but tends to be too loud. Glass cutters are also used, but then by professionals who carefully choose their targets.
In Cologne, there is a master lockpicker who offers door openings on the side for a small fee and opens over 90% of locks without damage.
 
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