portable security fencing for rv storage
I'm getting ready to pour a 12 ft. by 40 ft. cement pad, adjacent to my house and another wooden fence which surrounds the back yard. In order for me to pull the long travel trailer into spot and bac...
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To me its a multipronged approach that is needed.
* A fence is a good idea, as it stops casual wandering.
* Lighting is a must, and motion sensing lights are bonus in addition other lighting. Something very bright, ideally all around the RV.
* You can buy drive-way motion sensors to that would trigger an inside alarm, mount them to capture motion around the RV.
* Video is helpful to see what's going if you are home but unless you get a good system the helpfulness when you're away is minimized.
* Insurance, get a good coverage and pay for it. If you want ask your agent to visit and see if what you've done gets any discounts.
* A fence is a good idea, as it stops casual wandering.
* Lighting is a must, and motion sensing lights are bonus in addition other lighting. Something very bright, ideally all around the RV.
* You can buy drive-way motion sensors to that would trigger an inside alarm, mount them to capture motion around the RV.
* Video is helpful to see what's going if you are home but unless you get a good system the helpfulness when you're away is minimized.
* Insurance, get a good coverage and pay for it. If you want ask your agent to visit and see if what you've done gets any discounts.
