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Another fabulous example of our work and professional capabilities. The Secure House team made a complete replica of the original front door…

How clever is our new Smart Glass Solution? A smart, switchable film that can be applied to glass and will turn opaque instantly at the touc…

It’s all about the glass with this particular residential project. If you love bevelled glass (and archways!) then these double security d…

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One of the things we’re most proud of here at Secure House is our excellent customer feedback and customer service.

From day one it…

Our brand new showroom, located at Unit 20, Ribocon Way on Progress Park in Luton, is shaping up nicely with …

This year the Secure House team attended no less than five different exhibitions across the UK and each one was a real success in its own r…

According to figures from the Home Office, nine out of ten home burglaries and their investigations are closed without a suspect even be…

The Secure House team was delighted to join hundreds of other exhibitors at this year’s U…

In the last few months we have completed three separate secure shop fronts, including security doors, for clients whose retail businesses ar…

With the tools and techniques that the modern burglar has at his disposal, household security has never been…

We have already mentioned in a previous post how it could be possible for a would-be burglar to find out via…

Windows are a popular point of entry for anyone wanting to break into your home. They are not as strong as d…

How do thieves gain entry?
No matter how secure we assume that we are inside our own homes, there is there …

Feature spotlight – the DiSec magnetic lock protector
The locks that we fit to them are integral to the impregnability of our security do…

Where do you keep your valuables?
Many of us love to post about what we’re doing on social media. It is a lovely way to share our experie…

Another shop in West London has been burgled! Thieves have spotted the weakest point which was the back door. Doors were kept shut behind …