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Why You Need to Protect Your Pole Mounted Equipment

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Why You Need to Protect Your Pole Mounted Equipment


Pole mounting is widely used for a variety of applications. But unfortunately, highly visible pole mounted equipment can be irresistibly attractive to miscreants intent on causing damage or stealing whatever they can see. In this post we look at the importance of protecting valuable pole mounted equipment. What is Pole Mounting? Pole mounting involves attaching equipment, signage or other items to poles or posts. We are all familiar with street lighting and roadside signage and we are increasingly seeing more examples of pole mounted equipment. Pole mounting is used because it provides many advantages in various situations. For example, mounting...

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Protecting Rooftops with Roller Barrier

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Protecting Rooftops with Roller Barrier


As the school holidays approach, police forces throughout the UK are reminding parents to make certain their kids understand the dangers of climbing onto rooftops. Its also well known that children love adventure and accessing areas where they are not allowed can be exciting and attractive. Some schools have suffered property damage due to pupils climbing onto rooftops during the summer recess, damaging the roofing protection resulting in significant rainwater ingress and the need for expensive repairs. Risk of Serious Injury Some roofing materials and skylights can be very fragile and therefore pose a significant risk of people falling through....

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How to Stop Foxes Coming in Your Garden

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How to Stop Foxes Coming in Your Garden


People often want to know how to stop foxes from coming into their gardens, or more specifically, how to stop foxes pooing in the garden. In this post we share some practical, safe and effective ways to deter foxes from your garden. Foxes are naturally inquisitive, omnivorous scavengers, attracted to any potential food source. They are not dangerous and don’t attack humans, but they can be a nuisance, especially when they rummage through bins in search of food. Gardens can also be spoiled by foxes when they dig for invertebrates, bury food or establish an earth. Another common fox-related complaint...

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Police Advice on Home Perimeter Security

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Police Advice on Home Perimeter Security


The majority of burglaries and break-ins throughout the UK are opportunistic and unplanned. If a criminal spots an opportunity they take advantage of it immediately. Being the victim of burglary can be very traumatic, leaving people feeling unsafe in their homes. Police forces provide some valuable advice on home security including practical recommendations to bolster perimeter security. Layered Home Security One of the key recommendations made by police forces and security professionals is to employ a multi-layered approach. Layered home security provides robust, effective protection by using a variety of security techniques that overlap, thereby providing greater protection than reliance...

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Is it Legal to Use Barbed Wire or Razor Fencing?

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Is it Legal to Use Barbed Wire or Razor Fencing?


People often want to know if its legal to use barbed wire or razor fencing to improve security around their properties. While it is not illegal to use barbed wire or razor wire in the UK the fact that these products are potentially dangerous means there are regulations and restrictions on how they can be used. Barbed Wire and Razor Fencing Usage Restrictions Section 164 of the Highways Act 1980 states that barbed wire on land adjoining a public highway must not cause a nuisance or present a danger to humans or animals using that highway. Barbed wire or razor...

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