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- WikelExplorerThat's always the risk, the damage costing more than what it is protecting. I doubt a broken door is an easy fix either :/ It would have to be a visible deterrent externally and i figure that means drilling holes in the outside creating more of a risk for water intrusion.
Just tossing out ideas to see if anything might help.
Thanks - TxGearheadExplorer IIDown on the border in hunting camps some folks leave the camp house door unlocked. Maybe leave some bottled water on the table and some snacks. Better than finding the door busted a month later.
- jimh406Explorer IIIIn that case, maybe it would be better to leave it unlocked and don't carry anything of value.
- WikelExplorerWell I'm looking at more international travel, so just looking for any visual deterrent that might help. Maybe a sign that states "nothing to steal inside" in Spanish? lol
Unfortunately, pots, pans, clothes, etc.. may have no value in the US... not the same rules in the 3rd world. - jimh406Explorer IIIMaybe I'm wrong, but I don't think most RV thieves are going to have TCs on the top of their list. No, I don't have a magnetic lock or alarm.
- TrackrigExplorer IIUsed them on warehouse security doors all of the time - worked great though they didn't have the remote control or key pad like this one.
Bill - gboppExplorer
newman fulltimer wrote:
since when does a thief use the door?
On the way OUT. It's easier to carry the big stuff they steal out the door rather than the window they used to break in. :) - WikelExplorerWell yeah but I havent figured that one out yet lol. Focus on the door... focus :p
No insurance outside of the US so that's not so much an option.
Maybe just the normal policy of let them basically in and dont have anything to steal. Sometimes it's cheaper that way vs. RV damage :S - Old-BiscuitExplorer IIIDoor hinges will pry right out with a bar
Security for any RV.........good insurance coverage.
Or self provided security when there :B - newman_fulltimeExplorer IIsince when does a thief use the door?
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