How secure is your shop front

If you’re a high street retailer ask yourself this question: could my store stand up to three separate attacks by attempted burglars? The first attack using a moped to ‘ram raid’ the shop and two other attacks using repeated blows with heavy-duty sledgehammers.

If the answer to that question is ‘no’, don’t worry because we can definitely help!

We work closely with a variety of retailers across the UK whose businesses are considered to be at high risk of theft, burglary, ram raids and criminal damage. These include high-end retailers selling jewellery & watches, clothes, shoes & accessories, antiques and other luxury items.

 

Our secure shop front service enables us to create a truly bespoke design, specification and installation service for your particular store using on the very strongest security doors, windows, airlocks and shutters on the market.

Comments Edmundas Zaunieravicius, managing director of Secure House: “Over the years we’ve worked with a number of global brands including Mont Blanc and Louis Vuitton to deliver tailored secure shop front systems specifically designed to thwart attempted burglaries or thefts.

“The store  mentioned earlier in this article withstood all three of those attacks. It is a jewellery shop in London. This was down to the fact that it has a Secure House secure shop front system already in place. Watch any of the three videos of the attacks and you will clearly see just how effective the system is – the criminals could not gain entry to the premises however hard they tried.”

Watch the ram raid video and the two sledgehammer attacks and see for yourself – the first sledgehammer attack and second one.

Concludes Edmundas: “If you’d like to make sure that your store stands up to anyone determined to break-in, please give us a call and we can arrange a site meeting to discuss your specific requirements. Irrespective of budget or location, the team here at Secure House is ready and waiting to provide the very highest levels of security for all kinds of different commercial premises.”